Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm-D)
Introduction
The Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm-D) is a comprehensive 5-year undergraduate program designed for individuals passionate about health and pharmaceutical sciences. Tailored for students with a medical background, this degree opens doors to dynamic career opportunities, provided they meet the admission criteria.
At Forces College of Pharmacy, students engage in an extensive curriculum that blends theoretical knowledge with practical training, preparing them to excel in the field. The Pharm-D degree is recognized by the Pharmacy Council of Pakistan and holds national and international acceptance.
Graduates of this program are well-equipped to meet the growing demand for retail pharmacists and can pursue careers in government or private sector hospitals. Furthermore, those aiming for advanced education can benefit from the institution’s pathway to postgraduate and doctoral studies, enabling them to contribute to cutting-edge global research in pharmacy.
Forces College of Pharmacy ensures that students develop both technical expertise and practical skills to succeed in the ever-evolving pharmaceutical landscape.
Aims
- Professional Excellence: To prepare competent pharmacists capable of addressing healthcare challenges and improving patient outcomes.
- Innovative Research: To foster a culture of innovation and research in pharmaceutical sciences, enabling graduates to contribute to advancements in healthcare.
- Global Competitiveness: To provide a high-quality education recognized internationally, equipping graduates to pursue careers and further education on a global scale.
- Ethical and Social Responsibility: To develop professionals who uphold Islamic values and ethical standards in their practice.
Objectives
- Knowledge Integration: To provide students with a strong foundation in pharmaceutical sciences, including pharmacology, pharmacognosy, pharmaceutics, and clinical pharmacy.
- Practical Training: To equip students with hands-on skills through laboratory work, internships, and real-world exposure to healthcare environments.
- Healthcare Collaboration: To prepare graduates for interdisciplinary roles in healthcare teams, focusing on patient care and medication management.
- Leadership Development: To nurture leadership and communication skills, enabling graduates to take on roles in academia, healthcare, research, and the pharmaceutical industry.
- Research and Innovation: To encourage students to engage in research activities, contributing to global advancements in pharmaceutical sciences.
- Community Service: To instill a sense of responsibility in students to serve their communities and address public health challenges.
- Lifelong Learning: To inspire a commitment to continuous learning and professional development throughout their careers.
