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B. Pharm – Bachelor of Pharmacy

Introduction

Pharmacists are an integral part of a complete and effective health care team. They play significant roles in the manufacturing of drugs, clinical practice for the rational use of medicaments, dispensing of drugs as well as in the discovery and development of new drugs. In this 21st century, both global and national health care sectors are facing numerous challenges, which can be overcome by the pharmacists by virtue of their academic excellence and professional trainings.

The Department of Pharmacy started its journey in 2004 with the vision to provide world class education and produce skilled pharmacy professionals for home and abroad. Eminent scientist Professor Dr. Md. Abdur Rashid, the former Dean of the Faculty of Pharmacy, University of Dhaka, and Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (UK) and Bangladesh Academy of Sciences, is mentoring the department since its inception. The department is committed to pursue excellence and integrity in pharmacy education, contemporary research, and professional practices to ensure continuous development of high-quality graduates for the rapidly growing pharmaceutical industries, academia, and allied health sectors.

The department offers fully-accredited professional programs leading to the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons.) and Master of Pharmacy degrees. The programs have been designed to include experiences in real-world settings through the department’s experiential approach to education, working side-by-side with faculty members and preceptors who have gained national and international recognition for industrial experience, research activities and educational leadership.

The Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons.) program is accredited and Master of Pharmacy (M. Pharm.) program is approved by the Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh (PCB) since 2003. Both B. Pharm. (Hons.) and M. Pharm. programs are approved by Bangladesh University Grants Commission

Vision

Committed to pursuing excellence and integrity in Pharmacy education, contemporary research and professional practices to ensure continuous development of high-quality graduates for the rapidly growing pharmaceutical industries, academia and allied health sectors.

Mission

v To empower the students to pursue their professional and academic goals in a university that is modern, dynamic, diversified and welcoming for all scholars, faculty members and staff personnel.

v To deliver a contemporary and innovative outcome-based curriculum to develop outstanding and innovative leaders for the pharmaceutical industries, healthcare sectors, academia and research institutes.

v To provide world class education through mentoring, hands-on training and motivation for developing potential, responsible, and knowledgeable graduates and skilled scholars/manpower.

v To strengthen, prioritize and encourage innovative research in collaboration with the leading pharmaceutical industries, reputed academic institutions and research organizations.

v To ensure a practical need-based and research-oriented teaching and learning environment in developing critical thinking, analytical ability, leadership skills and social responsibilities among the pharmacy graduates.

Values

We endeavor to maintain a healthy academic environment to meet our vision and mission through practicing appropriate moral and ethical behavior, integrity, compassion, mutual respect, cooperation, and innovation thereby.

Objectives of the Department of Pharmacy

The objective of the Department of Pharmacy is to produce pharmacy graduates with strong fundamental concepts and high technical competence in pharmaceutical sciences and technology, who will be able to use these tools in the pharmaceutical industry, hospital pharmacies, community pharmacy services, drug administration and other organizations in drug research, marketing, sales and multidisciplinary approach with a highly professional and ethical attitude.

Description of the Program

The Bachelor of Pharmacy program is designed with the vision to be established as a preeminent institution in pharmacy education, research, and practice where graduates are prepared to lead the pharmaceutical industries, hospitals, academia and allied sectors both at home and abroad. This program consists of 164 credits comprising introductory courses to familiarize students with the subject matter, advanced courses to refine their theoretical knowledge, articulately planned lab courses to complement the core courses and finally a well-constructed internship to expose the students to the pharmaceutical industries and hospitals. The program aims to instill knowledge, professionalism, technical know-how, ethics, and deep appreciation for the healthcare sector. At the end of the program, the graduates will possess strong fundamental concepts and high technical competence and excel as professionals, scientists and academicians by providing the highest quality educational experiences.

Unique Features

v Thirty (30) exceptionally brilliant & experienced Permanent faculty members and 55 distinguished Guest faculties from esteemed universities, research institutions, and pharmaceutical companies.

v Eleven teaching laboratories and 3 research laboratories well equipped with modern
instruments including ATR-FTIR, HPLC, UV-VIS spectrophotometer, Karl Fischer apparatus,
Rotary evaporator, Semi-auto biochemistry analyzer, 8-Station tablet compression
machine, Tablet coating machine, Dissolution test apparatus, etc.

v A dedicated browsing laboratory for crafting computer literacy and competence and an animal house for conducting pharmacological and toxicological studies on animal models.

v Involvement of faculty members and students in high quality research and publications.

v A seminar library named the Light House enriched with over three thousand books and
scientific journals and periodicals.

v In-plant training and hospital residency are arranged by the department in reputed pharmaceutical industries and hospitals, respectively.

v Job assistance in pharmaceutical industries and hospitals through Pharma Career Fair.

v Well-organized and active Pharmacy Clubs including SUB Pharmacy Literature Society, SUB Pharmacy Debate Fighters, SUB Pharmacy Cultural Community, etc.

v Waiver and scholarships for deserving candidates.

 

Laboratories

v Pharmaceutical Physical Chemistry & Pharmaceutical Analysis Lab.

v Pharmaceutical Technology Lab. and sterile formulation unit

v Biopharmaceutics & Cosmetology Lab.

v Pharmaceutical Microbiology Lab.

v Pharmaceutical Inorganic & Organic Chemistry Lab.

v Phytochemistry & Medicinal Chemistry Lab.

v Physiology & Pharmacology Lab.

v Central Instrument Room

v Pharmaceutical Chemistry Research Lab.

v Pharmacology Research Lab.

v Pharmaceutical Technology Research Lab.

v Computational Chemistry & Bioinformatics Lab.

v Animal House

v Pharmacy Browsing Lab.

Research Highlights

The Department of Pharmacy delivers world-class education by ensuring outstanding teaching, extensive hands-on demonstration in the laboratories, and innovative world-class research activities. The department always aims to develop the student's research capacity through its well-equipped and advanced laboratories and technical knowledge concerning the recent and up-to-date developments in pharmaceutical sciences. Apart from the regular teaching programs, the department’s faculty members are highly interested in innovative research activities. Besides, they get many research funds and grants from various private and public organizations. The teachers and students of the department are actively involved in different areas of research works such as analytical pharmacy, drug development, drug design, formulation development, in vitro bioequivalence study, rational use of drugs, phytochemistry & drug screening, synthesis of medicinal & related substances, in vivo and in vitro assessment of pharmacological activities of plant products, bioinformatics & computational chemistry, including molecular docking, so on.

Notable Publications

Filed

Notable Published Articles

Natural Product Chemistry

Rashid PT, Hossain MJ*, Zahan MS, Hasan CM, Rashid MA, Al-Mansur MA, Haque MR. Chemico-pharmacological and computational studies of Ophiorrhiza fasciculata D. Don and Psychotria silhetensis Hook. F. focusing cytotoxic, thrombolytic, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, and anti-bacterial properties. Heliyon. 2023; 9(9); e20100. (Impact Factor = 4.0; Q1)

Functional Foods and Nutrition

Shajib MS, Islam S, Alam S, Rashid RB, Afroze M, Khan M, Datta BK, Nahar L, Sarker SD, Rashid MA. GC–MS analysis and pharmacological evaluations of Phoenix sylvestris (Roxb.) seeds provide new insights into the management of oxidative stress and hyperglycemia. Food Science & Nutrition. 2022. (Impact Factor: 3.55; Q2).

Computational Chemistry

Akash S, Hossain A, Mukerjee N, Sarker MM, Khan MF, Hossain MJ, Rashid MA, Kumer A, Ghosh A, León-Figueroa DA, Barboza JJ. Modified coptisine derivatives as an inhibitor against pathogenic Rhizomucor miehei, Mycolicibacterium smegmatis (Black Fungus), Monkeypox, and Marburg virus by molecular docking and molecular dynamics simulation-based drug design approach. Frontiers in Pharmacology. 2023 Apr 19; 14: 1140494. (Impact Factor = 5.6; Q1)

Drug Design and Discovery

Khan MF, Rashid RB, Rashid MA. Identification of natural compounds with analgesic and anti-inflammatory properties using machine learning and molecular docking studies. Letters in Drug Design & Discovery. 2022 Mar 1;19(3):256-62. (Impact Factor: 1.09; Q3)

Analytical Chemistry and Drug Development

Hossain MJ, Sultan MZ, Rashid MA, Kuddus MR. Interactions of linagliptin, rabeprazole sodium, and their formed complex with bovine serum albumin: Computational docking and fluorescence spectroscopic methods. Analytical Science Advances. 2021 Oct;2(9-10):480-94.

Formulation Development

Siddiqui MH, Islam MS, Razu MR, Zaman AN, Jadi B, Saha T, Pathan MS. Preparation and evaluation of sublingual film of ketorolac tromethamine. Drug Development and Industrial Pharmacy. 2022 Sep 2;48(9):438-45. (Impact Factor = 3.2; Q2)

Pharmacogenomics

Sultana TN, Chaity NI, Hasan M, Shrabonee II, Rivu SF, Aziz MA, Sahaba SA, Apu MN, Nahid NA, Islam MS, Islam M. TGFβ1 rs1800469 and SMAD4 rs10502913 polymorphisms and genetic susceptibility to colorectal cancer in Bangladeshi population. Molecular Biology Reports. 2022 Dec 5:1-9. (Impact Factor: 2.74; Q2).

Complementary Medicine and Alternative Medicine

Ripa FA, Hossain MJ*, Munira MS, Roy A, Riya FH, Alam F, Feda FB, Taslim U, Nesa ML, Rashid MA, Alghamdi S. Phytochemical and pharmacological profiling of Trewia nudiflora Linn. leaf extract deciphers therapeutic potentials against thrombosis, arthritis, helminths, and insects. Open Chemistry. 2022 Jan 1;20(1):1304-12. (Impact Factor = 1.98; Q2)

Rational Use of Drugs

Hossain MJ*, Jabin N, Ahmmed F, Sultana A, Rahman A, Islam MR. Irrational use of antibiotics and factors associated with antibiotic resistance: Findings from a crosssectional study in Bangladesh. Health Science Reports. 2023 Aug;6(8): e1465. (Impact Factor = 2.0; Q2)

Mental Health

Hossain MJ*, Ahmmed F, Rahman A, Sanam S, Emran TB, Mitra S. Impact of online education on fear of academic delay and psychological distress among university students following one year of COVID-19 outbreak in Bangladesh. Heliyon. 2021 Jun 1;7(6), e07388. (Impact Factor = 4.0; Q1)

Obesity and COVID-19

Hossain MJ*, Ahmmed F, Khan MR, Rashid PT, Hossain S, Rafi MO, Islam MR, Mitra S, Emran TB, Islam F, Alam M. Impact of prolonged COVID-19 lockdown on body mass index, eating habits, and physical activity of university students in Bangladesh: a web-based cross-sectional study. Frontiers in nutrition. 2022 May 20; 9: 873105. (Impact Factor = 5.0; Q1)

Epidemiology

Ahmmed F, Hossain MJ*, Sutopa TS, Al-Mamun M, Alam M, Islam MR, Sharma R, Sarker MM, Azlina MF. The trend in exclusive breastfeeding practice and its association with maternal employment in Bangladesh: A multilevel analysis. Frontiers in Public Health. 2022 Nov 25; 10: 988016. (Impact Factor = 5.2; Q1)

Environmental Research

Ghosh B, Rahman MM, Saha T, Hossain MJ*, Alam S, Al-Aman DA, Kayser MS, Islam MS, Islam MK, Singh A, Ahmed T. Drinking water sources along the banks of Buriganga river of Bangladesh are polluted and possess serious health risks: a comprehensive in vivo analysis. Journal of Environmental and Public Health. 2023 Jan 11;2023. (Impact Factor = 2.78; Q2)

Public Health

Ahmmed F, Hossain MJ*, Khan MTF, Manik MMR, Shahriar S, Nandi DC, Hussain MP. Mediating effect of BMI on the association of economic status and coexistence of hypertension and diabetes in Bangladesh: A counterfactual frameworkbased weighting approach. Health Sci Rep. 2024 Apr 23;7(4): e2063. doi: 10.1002/hsr2.2063. (Impact Factor = 2.0; Q2)

 

Achievements

v The Department of Pharmacy has been able to establish its position as one of the pioneering departments for Pharmacy education in Bangladesh.

v So far, more than 2000 students have obtained their B. Pharm. (Hons.) degree and nearly 2500 students have earned M. Pharm. degree from the department.

v Our graduates are well placed in the reputed pharmaceutical industries of Bangladesh, including the top-ten pharma industries. Many of our alumni are holding the key positions in pharma industries such as Manager, Additional Manager, Deputy Manager, Assistant Managers and alike.

v Many of our graduates have completed higher studies, including PhD degrees from renowned universities in various developed countries like USA, Australia, China, Hong Kong, South Korea, Norway, Germany and Sweden. More than a dozen of our alumni is now pursuing higher studies in top ranking universities in the United States, Australia, Germany, Finland, etc. leading to PhD and Masters degrees.

v In 2021 and 2022, the faculty members of the department have published 60 and 94 research articles, respectively in internationally recognized peer-reviewed scientific journals. The Scopus/PubMed database has indexed a substantial number of the published papers and several articles have been published by the world-famous publishers, such as Elsevier, Springer, BMC, Wiley, Taylor & Francis, SAGE, Thieme, Cell Press, Frontiers, Hindawi, MDPI, De Gruyter and so on.


Number of publications of last 10 years of the department 

Career Opportunities

v Pharmaceutical Formulation and Manufacturing

v Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance and Quality Control

v Pharmaceutical Research and Development

v Pharmaceutical Marketing and Management

v Pharmaceutical Supply Chain

v Pharmaceutical Human Resources

v Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy

v Veterinary Pharmacy

v Research Institutions

v Regulatory Agencies

v Academia

Co-curricular and Extra-curricular Activities

v The students of the Department of Pharmacy are engaged in different co-curricular activities, including sports, debates, cultural programs, and various types of contests, like- pharma Olympiads, poster presentations, extempore speech, and so on.

v The students also participate in various social activities, like helping flood victims, distributing ‘Iftar’ among orphans and indigent people during Ramadan, distributing winter clothes among the needy people, etc.

v The department regularly organizes seminars, webinars, and technical discussions on different contemporary issues of pharmacy. Renowned individuals from home and abroad are invited to deliver their speeches and share their valuable experiences with our students.

v The Department of Pharmacy has been organizing ‘Career Fair’ since 2014 to assist in building the career of the graduates, where top-ranking pharmaceutical companies of the country regularly take part in the fair to recruit the Pharmacists.

v Moreover, the students of the department regularly organize ‘Pharma Week’ program, where the students simultaneously participate in various co-curricular and extra-curricular events such as oral and poster presentations, scientific seminars, multiple indoor and outdoor games, competitive events, etc.

v The faculty members provide job assistances to the students on a regular basis and act as a gateway for the students to be recruited in various pharmaceutical industries in Bangladesh by keeping regular contact with the human resource (HR) departments of different companies. 

v The students, who are interested in going abroad for higher studies, can avail a great wellspring of contemporary advices from the faculty members who are already accustomed to this process.

Structure of the Curriculum

The entire bachelor program is covered through a set of theoretical and practical courses including project work and industrial training. A lecture of one hour per week per semester will be equivalent to one credit. Thus, a three-credit hour course will have three-hour lectures per week throughout the semester.

a. Duration of the Program: Four years comprising of 8 semesters (2 semesters/year).

b. Admission Requirements for Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm.) program as per the guidelines of Pharmacy Council of Bangladesh (PCB):

     I.        Candidate must have a minimum aggregate GPA 8.00 in SSC or equivalent and HSC or equivalent examinations (in a total scale of 10) in the Science Group, but not less than GPA 3.50 (in a scale of 5) in either of them.

   II.        Candidate must pass the SSC or equivalent and HSC or equivalent examinations with a minimum GPA 4.00 (in a scale of 5) in Chemistry and Biology, and a minimum GPA 3.50 (in a scale of 5) in Physics and Mathematics.

  III.        In case of the “O” and “A” level examinations, candidates must pass the examinations with minimum ‘B’ grade in Chemistry and Biology, and minimum ‘C’ grade in Physics and Mathematics.

 IV.        The student must pass HSC/ “A” level or recognized equivalents with the following science subjects: Physics, Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics.

  V.        However, candidates having no Mathematics at the HSC/ “A” level or recognized equivalents may be admitted, but they need to take an extra 3 (three) credits course on Mathematics relevant to B. Pharm. curriculum.

 VI.     Candidates must have passed the HSC or equivalent examination within two years before of their admission to the B. Pharm. (Hons.) program.

  VII.             Foreign students must have passed 12 education years and got same grades in equivalent examinations from foreign recognized institutions.

Waiver policy: Merit-based waiver policy

Result under General Board

Waiver

Golden GPA-5 in both HSC and HSC

75%

Golden GPA-5 in HSC

50%

GPA-5 in HSC

25%

GPA 4.8 to 4.99 in HSC

20%

GPA 4.5 to 4.79 in HSC

15%

Note: To enjoy this waiver in each subsequent semester, a student shall have to earn a minimum GPA 3.50 in the semester final exam. 

c. Total Credit Requirement to Complete the Program: The students are required to complete all the assigned credits (164) to attain the Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm.) degree.

d. Total Class Weeks in a Year/Semester:

Class before mid-term

9 weeks

Mid-term exam

2 weeks

Class before final exam

9 weeks

Preparatory leave

1 week

Semester final exam

3 weeks

Semester break

2 weeks

Total weeks per semester

26 weeks

e. Minimum CGPA requirements for graduation: The students have to secure a minimum CGPA of 2.50 to get a Bachelor of Pharmacy degree.

f. Maximum academic years of completion: Generally, the stipulated time limit for completion of Bachelor of Pharmacy degree is four years. However, on compassionate grounds this time limit may be extended to a maximum of six years.

g. Category of Courses:

SN

Categories of Courses

Number of Courses

Credits

1

General education courses

3 courses (3 x 3)

12

2 courses (2 x 1.5)

2

Core courses

Theory

37 courses (37 x 3)

121.5

152

7 courses (7 x 1.5)

Lab

22 courses (22 x 1)

22

3

Project

1 course (1 x 1)

3

1 course (1 x 2)

4

In-plant training/ Hospital residency

1 course (1 x 1)

1.5

5

Oral assessment

4 courses (4 x 1)

4

6

Total

78 Courses

164

 

Year/Level/Semester Wise Distribution of Courses

First Year Semester-I

Course code

Name of the courses

Hours per week

Credit

Pre-requisite(s)

Theory

Lab

PHR0916 111

Introduction to Pharmacy

1.5

-

1.5

 

PHR0916 112

Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry-I

3.0

-

3.0

 

PHR0916 113

Pharmacognosy & Natural Product Chemistry-I

3.0

-

3.0

 

PHR0916 113L

Pharmacognosy & Natural Product Chemistry-I Lab

-

3.0

1.0

 

PHR0916 114

Computer Applications in Pharmacy

3.0

-

3.0

 

PHR0916 115

Developing English Skills, Reading & Writing Strategies

3.0

-

3.0

 

PHR0916 116

Introduction to Social Science & Bangladesh Studies

3.0

-

3.0

 

PHR0916 117

Basic Mathematics

1.5

-

1.5

 

Total

18.0

3.0

19.0

 

 

First Year Semester-II

Course code

Name of the courses

Hours per week

Credit

Pre-requisite(s)

Theory

Lab

PHR0916 121

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry-I

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 121L

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry Lab

-

3.0

1.0

 

PHR0916 122

Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry-II

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 112

PHR0916 122L

Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry Lab

-

3.0

1.0

PHR0916 112

PHR0916 123

Pharmacognosy & Natural Product Chemistry-II

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 113

PHR0916 123L

Pharmacognosy & Natural Product Chemistry-II Lab

-

3.0

1.0

PHR0916 113L

PHR0916 124

Human Physiology-I

3.0

-

3.0

 

PHR0916 124L

Human Physiology-I Lab

-

3.0

1.0

 

PHR0916 125

Basic Anatomy & Histology

1.5

-

1.5

 

PHR0916 127

Oral Assessment-I

-

-

1.0

 

Total

13.5

12.0

18.5

 

 

Second Year Semester-I

Course code

Name of the courses

Hours per week

Credit

Pre-requisite(s)

Theory

Lab

 

PHR0916 211

Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry-II

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 121

PHR0916 212

Pharmaceutical Physical Chemistry-I

3.0

-

3.0

 

PHR0916 212L

Pharmaceutical Physical Chemistry-I Lab

-

3.0

1.0

 

PHR0916 213

Pharmaceutical Microbiology-I

3.0

-

3.0

 

PHR0916 213L

Pharmaceutical Microbiology Lab

-

3.0

1.0

 

PHR0916 214

Human Physiology-II

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 124

PHR0916 125

PHR0916 214L

Human Physiology-II Lab

-

3.0

1.0

PHR0916 124L

PHR0916 215

Basic Pathology

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 125

PHR0916 216

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology

3.0

-

3.0

 

 

Total

18.0

9.0

21.0

 

 

Second Year Semester-II

Course code

Name of the courses

Hours per week

Credit

Pre-requisite(s)

Theory

Lab

PHR0916 221

Medicinal Chemistry & Drug Discovery-I

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 211, PHR0916216

PHR0916 221L

Medicinal Chemistry & Drug Discovery-I Lab

-

3.0

1.0

 

PHR0916 222

Pharmaceutical Physical Chemistry-II

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 212

PHR0916 222L

Pharmaceutical Physical Chemistry-II Lab

-

3.0

1.0

PHR0916 212L

PHR0916 223

Pharmaceutical Microbiology-II

1.5

-

1.5

PHR0916 213

PHR0916 224

Pharmacology & Therapeutics-I

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 214

PHR0916 224L

Pharmacology & Therapeutics-I Lab

-

3.0

1.0

PHR0916 214L

PHR0916 225

Basic Pharmaceutics

3.0

-

3.0

 

PHR0916 226

Pharmaceutical Engineering-I

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 212

PHR0916 227

Oral Assessment-II

-

-

1.0

 

 

Total

16.5

9.0

20.5

 

 

Third Year Semester-I

Course code

Name of the courses

Hours per week

Credit

Pre-requisite(s)

Theory

Lab

PHR0916 311

Medicinal Chemistry & Drug Discovery-II

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 221, PHR0916 216

PHR0916 311L

Medicinal Chemistry & Drug Discovery-II Lab

-

3.0

1.0

PHR0916 221L

PHR0916 312

Pharmaceutical Analysis-I

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 222

PHR0916 313

Functional Foods, Nutraceuticals & Herbal Medicines

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 123

PHR0916 314

Pharmacology & Therapeutics-II

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 224

PHR0916 314L

Pharmacology & Therapeutics-II Lab

-

3.0

1.0

PHR0916 224 L

PHR0916 315

Pharmaceutical Technology-I

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 225

PHR0916 315L

Pharmaceutical Technology-I Lab

-

3.0

1.0

 

PHR0916 316

Pharmaceutical Engineering-II

1.5

-

1.5

PHR0916 226

PHR0916 317

Veterinary Pharmacy

1.5

-

1.5

 

 

Total

18.0

9.0

21.0

 

 

Third Year Semester-II

Course code

Name of the courses

Hours per week

Credit

Pre-requisite(s)

Theory

Lab

PHR0916 321

Advanced Medicinal Chemistry

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 311, PHR0916 216

PHR0916 322

Pharmaceutical Analysis-II

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 312

PHR0916 322L

Pharmaceutical Analysis Lab

-

3.0

1.0

 

PHR0916 323

Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 313

PHR0916 323L

Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Lab

-

3.0

1.0

 

PHR0916 324

Pharmacology & Therapeutics-III

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 314

PHR0916 325

Pharmaceutical Technology-II

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 315

PHR0916 325L

Pharmaceutical Technology-II Lab

-

3.0

1.0

PHR0916 315L

PHR0916 326

Biopharmaceutics &

Pharmacokinetics-I

3.0

-

3.0

 

PHR0916 327

Oral Assessment-III

-

-

1.0

 

 

Total

18.0

9.0

22.0

 

 

Fourth Year Semester-I

Course code

Name of the courses

Hours per week

Credit

Pre-requisite(s)

Theory

Lab

PHR0916 411

Pharmaceutical Management

3.0

-

3.0

 

PHR0916 412

Advanced Pharmaceutical Analysis

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 322

PHR0916 412L

Advanced Pharmaceutical Analysis Lab

-

3.0

1.0

 

PHR0916 413

Clinical Pharmacy & Toxicology

1.5

-

1.5

 

PHR0916 414

Hospital & Community Pharmacy

3.0

-

3.0

 

PHR0916 415

Pharmaceutical Technology-III

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 325

PHR0916 415L

Pharmaceutical Technology-III Lab

-

3.0

1.0

PHR0916 325L

PHR0916 416

Biopharmaceutics &

Pharmacokinetics-II

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 326

PHR0916 416L

Biopharmaceutics &

Pharmacokinetics Lab

-

3.0

1.0

 

PHR0916 417

Project (Part-I)

-

-

1.0

 

 

Total

16.5

9.0

20.5

 

 

Fourth Year Semester-II

Course code

Name of the courses

Hours per week

Credit

Pre-requisite(s)

Theory

Lab

 

PHR0916 420

Biostatistics

1.5

-

1.5

 

PHR0916 421

Pharmaceutical Marketing

3.0

-

3.0

 

PHR0916 422

Quality Control & Analytical Method Validation

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 412

PHR0916 422L

Quality Control & Analytical Method Validation Lab

-

3.0

1.0

 

PHR0916 423

Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs

3.0

-

3.0

 

PHR0916 424

Cosmetology

3.0

-

3.0

PHR0916 325

PHR0916 424L

Cosmetology Lab

-

3.0

1.0

 

PHR0916 425

Pharmacoeconomics

1.5

-

1.5

 

PHR0916 426

Project (Part-II)

-

-

2.0

 

PHR0916 427

In-plant Training/ Hospital Residency

-

-

1.5

 

PHR0916 428

Oral Assessment-IV

-

-

1.0

 

 

Total

15.0

6.0

21.5

 

 

Contact

Dr. Kohinur Begum
Professor and Head of the Department
Email: kohinur.phr@sub.edu.bd
Contact No: 01713080285

Prof. Dr. Mohammed Ibrahim, RPh
Professor and Associate Head
Email: Ibrahim.phr@sub.edu.bd
Contact No: 01816821161

Mr. Tanoy Saha
Assistant Professor & Coordinator (M. Pharm.)
Email: tanoy@sub.edu.bd
Contact No: 01832078676

Mr. Mirazul Islam
Assistant Professor & Coordinator (B. Pharm.)
Email: mirazul.pharmacy@sub.edu.bd
Contact No: 01521111227

 

Tuition Fees

Particulars Amount
Bachelor of Pharmacy 9,39,800 TK

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