The Post Graduate Pharmaceutical Sciences program is a 2-year specialized course designed to provide advanced knowledge and practical training in drug development, formulation, and safety. This program focuses on the science behind pharmaceuticals—from understanding drug interactions at the molecular level to formulating effective, safe, and stable medications. It prepares students to meet the evolving needs of the global pharmaceutical and healthcare industries.
Students explore in-depth subjects such as pharmacokinetics, pharmaceutical chemistry, regulatory affairs, biopharmaceutics, quality assurance, and clinical research. The curriculum blends classroom learning with laboratory work, project-based training, and research components to develop both technical skills and analytical thinking. Students also learn about industry standards, good manufacturing practices (GMP), and global regulatory frameworks.
Graduates from this program are equipped to work in pharmaceutical manufacturing, drug research and development, quality control, regulatory bodies, and healthcare consultancy. With a strong emphasis on innovation, safety, and compliance, the program supports careers in both public and private sector organizations. It also serves as a solid foundation for those interested in pursuing doctoral research or academic roles in the pharmaceutical sciences.
This program is designed for graduates from science and healthcare backgrounds who aim to pursue advanced roles in the pharmaceutical sector.
Students gain professional exposure through internships in pharmaceutical companies, research labs, or regulatory agencies. Practical training includes formulation studies, stability testing, drug analysis, and compliance documentation. Students also engage in research projects under faculty supervision, allowing them to explore real-world challenges in drug development and safety. Workshops and seminars led by industry experts further enhance learning. Upon completion, students earn a Master’s degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences, opening pathways into industry, academia, or doctoral studies.
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