Faculty of Pharmacy

Pharmaceutics Department

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Biochemistry Department

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Diplomas of higher studies

The postgraduate Diplomas of Higher Studies in Pharmacy provides advanced, specialized one year program beyond a bachelor's degree, focusing on in-depth knowledge and skills in specific pharmaceutical disciplines. They are targeted, short-term training for professionals seeking to enhance their expertise without committing to a full degree. Higher studies diplomasserve as stepping stones for career advancement, professionaldevelopment, research, or further specialization. Postgraduate Diplomas bridge academic theory with real-world application, preparing graduates to excel in dynamic healthcare environments. In essence, faculty of pharmacy Alexandria university postgraduate Diplomas of Higher Studies provide a structured pathway for pharmacists to deepen their expertise, broaden their career horizons, and contribute to the advancement of pharmaceutical practice.

The College of Pharmacy provides four different diplomas:

Diploma in Cosmetic Preparations and Entrepreneurship (Pharmaceutics Department )   PDF 

Diploma in Hospital Pharmacy and Clinical Pharmacy ( Pharmaceutics and Pharmacy Practice Departments )         PDF 

Diploma in Medicinal Plants and Traditional Remedies (Pharmacognosy Department ) 

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Diploma in Biochemical Analysis ( Biochemistry Department )  PDF 

 Pharmacovigilance & Regulatory Affairs Diploma           PDF

Diploma in Pharmacogenomics         PDF

Bachelor of Pharmacy – PharmD (Clinical Pharmacy)

PharmD clinical pharmacy is a comprehensive 169-credit hour curriculum designed to equip students with the knowledge and skills essential for a successful career in pharmacy. 

The study language of the program is English. The duration of the study is five academic years and a mandatory advanced training year. Practical training is a core component of the program, divided into two phases: the Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience (IPPE), which involves 100 hours of training after level 3 or 4, and the Advanced Pharmacy Practice Experience (APPE), comprising 36 weeks of training after level 5. The APPE includes five 6-week rotations and a graduation project, ensuring students gain hands-on experience in diverse pharmacy settings. By blending a robust academic curriculum with extensive practical training, the PharmD clinical Program ensures that students are equipped to meet the evolving demands of the healthcare sector and make meaningful contributions to patient care and public health. Graduates of the program are well-prepared to pursue careers as clinical pharmacists as well as community pharmacists in addition to working in the field of drug information and marketing, and actively participating in scientific research, or further postgraduate studies.

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