Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) at KGF Campus is designed to provide strong foundations in pharmaceutical sciences, drug formulation, healthcare, and clinical research through advanced laboratories and industry-oriented learning. The program prepares students for careers in pharmaceutical industries, hospitals, research organizations, regulatory affairs, and higher studies in pharmacy and healthcare sectors.
Course Overview
The Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) is a comprehensive four-year undergraduate program designed to provide students with a strong foundation in pharmaceutical sciences and healthcare practices. The program focuses on various aspects of pharmacy, including drug formulation, pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutical analysis, clinical research, and patient-centred pharmaceutical care. Students gain practical exposure through laboratory training, industrial visits, and clinical learning experiences to develop professional competencies required in the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors.
The curriculum equips students with the knowledge and technical skills necessary to work in pharmaceutical industries, hospitals, research organizations, quality control laboratories, regulatory sectors, and healthcare institutions. The program also emphasizes ethical pharmacy practices, medication safety, and continuous advancements in pharmaceutical sciences to prepare graduates for dynamic professional roles in the industry.
Course Objectives
- To impart in-depth knowledge of pharmaceutical sciences, including pharmacology, pharmaceutics, medicinal chemistry, and drug formulation.
- To develop proficiency in pharmaceutical production, quality assurance, quality control, and regulatory affairs.
- To train students in the safe dispensing and prescribing of medicines with ethical and professional responsibility.
- To equip students with the skills required for clinical research, healthcare management, and patient-centred pharmaceutical care.
- To foster practical exposure through laboratory training, industrial visits, research activities, and clinical learning experiences for real-world pharmaceutical applications.
Learning Outcomes
- Acquire advanced knowledge in pharmaceutical sciences, including drug formulation, pharmacology, toxicology, and pharmaceutical analysis.
- Demonstrate the ability to apply pharmaceutical principles in drug production, quality control, clinical research, and healthcare services.
- Develop expertise in dispensing medicines responsibly and ensuring patient safety through ethical pharmacy practices.
- Exhibit competence in working within pharmaceutical industries, hospitals, regulatory organizations, and research institutions.
- Gain practical exposure and professional confidence through laboratory training, industrial experience, and clinical learning environments.
- Cultivate analytical, research, communication, and interpersonal skills to collaborate effectively with healthcare professionals and patients.
- This program is designed to produce skilled and responsible pharmacy professionals capable of contributing significantly to healthcare, pharmaceutical innovation, and patient well-being.
This program is designed to produce skilled and compassionate physiotherapists ready to make meaningful contributions to healthcare.
Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) Curriculum
Semester 1
Theory
- Human Anatomy and Physiology I
- Pharmaceutical Analysis I
- Pharmaceutics I
- Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry
- Communication Skills
- Remedial Biology
- Remedial Maths
Practical
- Human Anatomy and Physiology I - Practical
- Pharmaceutical Analysis I - Practical
- Pharmaceutics I - Practical
- Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry - Practical
- Communication Skills - Practical
- Remedial Biology - Practical
Semester 2
Theory
- Human Anatomy and Physiology II
- Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry I
- Biochemistry
- Pathophysiology
- Computer Applications in Pharmacy
- Environmental Sciences
Practical
- Human Anatomy and Physiology II - Practical
- Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry I - Practical
- Biochemistry - Practical
- Computer Applications in Pharmacy - Practical
Semester 3
Theory
- Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II
- Physical Pharmaceutics I
- Pharmaceutical Microbiology
- Pharmaceutical Engineering
Practical
- Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II - Practical
- Physical Pharmaceutics I - Practical
- Pharmaceutical Microbiology - Practical
- Pharmaceutical Engineering - Practical
Semester 4
Theory
- Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry III
- Medicinal Chemistry I
- Physical Pharmaceutics II
- Pharmacology I
- Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry I
Practical
- Medicinal Chemistry I - Practical
- Physical Pharmaceutics II - Practical
- Pharmacology I - Practical
- Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry I - Practical
Semester 5
Theory
- Medicinal Chemistry II
- Industrial Pharmacy I
- Pharmacology II
- Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry II
- Pharmaceutical Jurisprudence
Practical
- Industrial Pharmacy I - Practical
- Pharmacology II - Practical
- Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry II - Practical
Semester 6
Theory
- Medicinal Chemistry III
- Pharmacology III
- Herbal Drug Technology
- Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics
- Pharmaceutical Biotechnology
- Quality Assurance
Practical
- Medicinal Chemistry III - Practical
- Pharmacology III - Practical
- Herbal Drug Technology - Practical
Semester 7
Theory
- Instrumental Methods of Analysis
- Industrial Pharmacy II
- Pharmacy Practice
- Novel Drug Delivery System
Practical
- Instrumental Methods of Analysis - Practical
- Practice School*
Semester 8
- Biostatistics and Research Methodology
- Social and Preventive Pharmacy
- Pharma Marketing Management
- Pharmaceutical Regulatory Science
- Pharmacovigilance
- Quality Control and Standardization of Herbals
- Computer-Aided Drug Design
- Cell and Molecular Biology
- Cosmetic Science
- Experimental Pharmacology
- Advanced Instrumentation Techniques
- Dietary Supplements and Nutraceuticals
- Project Work
