Pharmacology III
Pharmacology III is an advanced pharmacy and medical curriculum course that covers systemic drug actions, chemotherapy principles, immunopharmacology, and toxicology.
Hospital Pharmacy Practice I
Hospital pharmacy practice centers on the comprehensive management of medication use within institutional healthcare settings to optimize clinical outcomes and maximize patient safety. It integrates clinical expertise with specialized supply chain logistics to serve critically ill inpatients, outpatients, and emergency department cases.
Biopharmaceutics
Biopharmaceutics is the study of how the physicochemical properties of a drug, its dosage form, and its route of administration affect the rate and extent of systemic drug absorption. It bridges the gap between pharmaceutical formulation and clinical efficacy, focusing on optimizing delivery to achieve the safest and most effective therapeutic response.
Pharmacokinetics
Biostatistics
Biostatistics is the scientific application of statistical methods to biological and health-related data to design studies, analyze results, and interpret findings in medicine, public health, and biology. Biostatistics equips students with quantitative problem-solving skills to address challenges in genomics, genetics, epidemiology, environmental health, and pharmaceutical research, preparing them for careers in health data science.
Public Health and First Aid
Public health and first aid represent the dual pillars of community-level health security: public health focuses on preventing disease and improving community wellness, while first aid provides immediate, localized care during a medical emergency. Together, they empower bystanders to reduce injuries, stabilize critical conditions, and preserve human life before Emergency Medical Services (EMS) arrive.
Industrial Pharmacy I
Industrial Pharmacy I is a foundational core subject in pharmaceutical sciences that focuses on the large-scale development, manufacturing, quality control, and regulatory compliance of conventional dosage forms.
Pharmaceutical Chemistry II
Pharmaceutical chemistry is an interdisciplinary branch of science that sits at the intersection of chemistry, pharmacology, and biology, focusing explicitly on the discovery, design, synthesis, formulation, and quality assurance of therapeutic drugs. It is the scientific engine that transforms a promising biological molecule discovered in a lab into a stable, safe, and effective medicine that can be manufactured at a global scale.