Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmacy (PhD Pharmacy)
Doctor of Philosophy in Pharmacy Syllabus
The PhD in Pharmacy program, typically spanning 3 to 5 years, focuses on advanced pharmaceutical research, drug actions, and their effects on biological systems. Scholars engage in intensive research, experimentation, and analysis to understand the mechanisms of drug distribution, metabolism, and efficacy. The coursework includes pharmaceutical sciences, biochemistry, pharmacology, and microbiology, followed by extensive thesis work and research projects.
PhD Pharmacy Syllabus Breakdown
| Year | Semester | Core Subjects |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Year | Semester 1 | Pharmaceutics, Physiology and Human Anatomy, Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry |
| Semester 2 | Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry, Biology/Remedial Mathematics, Biochemistry of Medicine | |
| 2nd Year | Semester 3 | Pharmaceutical Microbiology, Pathophysiology, Phytopharmaceuticals and Pharmacognosy |
| Semester 4 | Community Pharmacy, Pharmacology-I, Pharmacotherapeutics-I | |
| 3rd Year | Semester 5 | Thesis, Group Projects |
| Semester 6 | Project Works, Final Exams |
Throughout the program, candidates explore drug formulations, pharmacokinetics, clinical trials, and regulatory frameworks, contributing to pharmaceutical advancements and innovative healthcare solutions. The research-intensive nature of the course ensures in-depth expertise, leading to careers in academia, pharmaceutical R&D, and regulatory affairs.
