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Bachelor of Pharmacy

PROGRAM OVERVIEW The Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm.) curriculum at the Manmohan Technical University (MTU) has been guided by the principles that the pharmacists should be the vital members of the integrated health care team. The students after their graduation will assume leadership and managerial roles in government or private sector in various areas such as community pharmacy, clinical pharmacy, hospital pharmacy, herbal drug technology, pharmaceutical industry, regulatory affairs, quality assurance, academia, veterinary pharmacy, health care waste management, drug and poison information and pharmacovigilance, training and research, pharmaceutical marketing, health journalism, pharmacy informatics, pharmaceutical supply chain management and other. PROGRAM GOALS The goal of the curriculum is to produce qualified pharmacists who would provide pharmaceutical services, research and education in the capacity of:  Community and hospital pharmacists  Clinical Pharmacy and therapeutics managers and advisers  Herbal drug development technologists  Pharmaceutical marketers and pharmaceutical supply chain managers  Pharmacy informaticians  Health journalists  Managers in the pharmaceutical industries and community pharmacies  Naturopathy counselors  Veterinary pharmacists  Drug and poison information and pharamacovigilance practitioners PROGRAM OBJECTIVES The curriculum has following objectives to:  Maintain professionalism, ethics and code of conduct.  Liaise with different healthcare professionals and stakeholders including fellow pharmacists.  Contribute as the integral member of the multidisciplinary health care team.  Translate the pharmacy-related skill and knowledge into practice areas.  Appraise critically the national legislation on drug and related fields, National Health Policy and other pharmacy-related regulations.  Assume leadership in the collaborative research projects.  Demonstrate competence in extracting, handling and integrating health-related information and apply the knowledge, skills and attitudes in the professional problem solving. Course Contents: First Semester Anatomy and Physiology-I Pathophysiology-I Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I (Inorganic Chemistry) Pharmaceutical Microbiology and Immunology Pharmaceutical Biochemistry Mathematics for Pharmacy Fundamental of Pharmacy Second Semester Anatomy and Physiology-II Pathophysiology-II Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II (Organic Chemistry I) Pharmaceutics-I (Physical Pharmacy) Pharmacognosy Pharmaceutical Biotechnology and Pharmacogenetics Third Semester Pharmaceutical Engineering I Pharmacology-I Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III (Organic Chemistry II) Pharmaceutical Analysis-I Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics Traditional System of Medicine Fourth Semester Pharmaceutical Engineering II Pharmacology-II Quality Assurance and Instrumental Analysis Pharmaceutical Analysis-II Medicinal Chemistry-I Health System Pharmacy Health Information Management System in Pharmacy Fifth Semester Pharmaceutics-II(Dosage form Design & Formulation) Pharmacology-III Pharmacotherapeutics- I Pharmaceutical Management and Entrepreneurship Medicinal Chemistry-II Pharmaceutical Seminar-I Elective -I Sixth Semester Pharmaceutics-III (Industrial Pharmacy) Pharmacy Practice Pharmacotherapeutics-II Pharmaceutical Biostatistics and Research Methodology Pharmaceutical Marketing Pharmaceutical Seminar- II Elective- II Seventh Semester Clinical and Hospital Pharmacy Community Pharmacy and First Aid Herbal Drug Technology Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence Toxicology Elective -III Proposal Presentation (Literature Review) Eighth Semester Project Work Work Based Education: (8 weeks /2 week) a. Clinical and Hospital Pharmacy b. Community Pharmacy and First Aid c. Industrial Pharmacy d. Pharmaceutical Marketing