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School of Pharmaceutical Sciences (SOPS), CT University offers 2 years Masters of Pharmacy (M. Pharm - Pharmacology) Programme. It provides fundamental knowledge and skills to enable them to work with the pace to ensure the quality in the preclinical testing of drugs along with their safe and effective use of pharmaceuticals in the society and pharmaceutical industry. Post Graduates should have the capacity, knowledge and capability to undertake career in research and development with a motive of patient safety with safe medication usage in community after preclinical evaluation, to work in the pharmaceutical industry and its quality system and to engage in academics and research.

eligibility criteria

1. B. Pharm Degree examination of an Indian university established by law in India from an institution approved by Pharmacy Council of India and has scored not less than 55 % of the maximum marks (aggregate of 4 years of B.Pharm). 
2. For candidates having not less than 5 years professional experience, after passing B. Pharm course, there shall be a relaxation in pass percentage from 55% to 50% for admission to M.Pharm programme

Admission criteria

Merit in CT-SET, subject to fulfilling eligibility criteria.

related program

curriculum

minor

  • A Master's in Pharmacy with a focus on Pharmacology encompasses a rigorous and specialized curriculum designed to equip students with advanced knowledge and skills in the field. Students engage in in-depth studies of advanced pharmacological principles, including drug mechanisms, kinetics, and dynamics. Practical experience is gained through experimental pharmacology, allowing students to design and conduct experiments to assess the effects of drugs

Open Minor

  • This program covers advanced topics such as experimental pharmacology, drug development, neuropharmacology, cardiovascular pharmacology, and toxicology. Students engage in research methodologies, ethical considerations, and regulatory affairs. Clinical pharmacology integrates theoretical knowledge with practical applications, and elective courses offer specialization options. The program emphasizes molecular pharmacology, immunopharmacology, and seminars on contemporary issues.

Industry Interface

  • This program prioritizes industry interface by incorporating practical experiences and collaborations with pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors. Students engage in real-world applications through internships, research projects, and exposure to industry professionals. This interface ensures graduates are well-acquainted with industry practices, regulatory compliance, and the evolving demands of pharmacological research. It enhances their employability and equips them with the practical skills needed for impactful contributions within the pharmaceutical industry.

Study Abroad

  • A Master's in Pharmacy (Pharmacology) program often provides opportunities for study abroad, allowing students to gain a global perspective on pharmaceutical research and practices. Study abroad experiences may involve international collaborations, research projects, and exposure to diverse healthcare systems. This exposure enhances cultural competence, broadens understanding of global pharmacological challenges, and provides valuable insights into international research methodologies. Studying abroad during the program enriches students' educational experiences, fostering adaptability and a comprehensive understanding of pharmacology on a global scale.

CORPORATE JOBS

  • Graduates with a Master's in Pharmacy (Pharmacology) are well-suited for corporate roles within the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry. Opportunities include positions in drug development, pharmacovigilance, regulatory affairs, and medical affairs. Graduates may contribute to research and development, ensuring drug safety and compliance with regulatory standards. Corporate roles in pharmaceutical companies, biotech firms, and healthcare consulting are common career paths. The program equips individuals with specialized skills for impactful contributions to corporate environments, addressing complex challenges in pharmacological research and drug development.

government JOBS

  • Students with a Master's in Pharmacy (Pharmacology) can pursue various government roles within regulatory bodies, public health agencies, or research institutions. Opportunities may include positions in drug regulation, pharmacovigilance, and policy development. Graduates may contribute to ensuring drug safety, monitoring compliance with regulatory standards, and conducting pharmacological research. The program's emphasis on research and regulatory affairs prepares individuals for impactful roles in governmental sectors focused on healthcare and pharmaceutical sciences.

higher studies

  • Individuals  after completing a Master's in Pharmacy (Pharmacology),can pursue higher studies for further specialization and career advancement. Options include enrolling in a Ph.D. program in Pharmacology or a related field. This advanced degree allows for in-depth research, academic contributions, and leadership roles in pharmaceutical sciences. Higher studies provide opportunities for individuals to deepen their knowledge, engage in cutting-edge research, and contribute to advancements in pharmacological research and drug development.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

  • Students with a Master's in Pharmacy (Pharmacology) can explore entrepreneurship opportunities in the pharmaceutical and healthcare sector. Entrepreneurial ventures may include establishing research consultancy services, developing innovative pharmaceutical products, or creating specialized pharmacological solutions. Entrepreneurs in pharmacology can contribute to addressing healthcare challenges, bringing novel drugs to the market, or offering consulting services to industry players. Leveraging their expertise, these professionals can make significant contributions to the evolving landscape of pharmacology and pharmaceutical entrepreneurship.

RESEARCH

  • A Master's in Pharmacy (Pharmacology) program emphasizes research through courses such as experimental pharmacology and research methodologies. Students gain practical experience in designing and conducting experiments, exploring drug mechanisms, and analyzing data. The curriculum fosters skills in critical analysis, interpretation, and ethical considerations in pharmacological research. This research-centric approach prepares graduates for roles in advanced research, contributing to the ever-evolving field of pharmacology and pharmaceutical sciences.

MASTERS ABROAD

  • After completing a Master's in Pharmacy (Pharmacology), pursuing further studies abroad offers opportunities for specialization and international exposure. Graduates may consider enrolling in a Ph.D. program abroad to delve deeper into pharmacological research or related fields. Studying abroad provides a global perspective on research methodologies, access to diverse healthcare systems, and collaboration with international experts. A Ph.D. abroad enhances research capabilities, opens doors to global career opportunities, and allows graduates to contribute to the international landscape of pharmacological sciences.

fees

Details

Amount

Programme Fees

₹55000

Examination Fees

₹2500

International Programme Fees

$

Programme Outcomes

  • Able to utilize basic knowledge of pharmaceutical sciences associated with the profession of pharmacy, along with understanding of behavioral, social, administrative, good manufacturing practices related to pharmaceuticals.
  • Able to appreciate planning abilities including effective demonstration with context to pharmacodynamics and regulatory aspects of drugs and critical analysis of drug use policy to promote drug discovery, its metabolism, and approval for safe use of pharmaceuticals.
  • Able to apply cognitive skills, investigative approach, creative thinking to evaluate and interpret data related to preclinical and clinical testing of pharmaceuticals and drugs, laboratory investigations, pharmaceutical care and practices. 
  • Able to perform and engage professionally and as multidisciplinary team member at different areas of professional practice. Understand and consider motivation issues, leadership and team-building while fulfilment of practice, professional and societal responsibilities.
  • Able to analyze the problem to address issues at professional care practice along with understanding, analysis and communicating the value of their professional roles in society. Apply ethical principles in professional and social contexts. Using ethical frameworks while making decisions and take responsibility for the outcomes associated with the decisions.
  • Able to converse, write, interpret and interact effectively and scientifically for efficient professional practice. Communicate effectively with the pharmacy community and with society at large, make effective documentation contributing in manufacturing, quality control and quality assurance of pharmaceuticals
  • Able to apply knowledge on ethical practices, moral integrity and human values in personal and professional endeavors. Apply reasoning according to the contextual knowledge to assess societal, health, safety and legal issues related to drug discovery and the consequent responsibilities relevant to the professional pharmacy practice.
  • Able to embark upon lifelong professional learning to adapt to ever changing professional and health care scenario with context to clinical research and pharmacovigilance. Able to assimilate modern approaches to quality professional practice in the field of pharmacy.
  • Understand the impact of the professional pharmacy solutions in societal and environmental contexts. 
  • Able to serve society in hospitals and pharmaceutical industry as pharmacologist, comprehending the profound knowledge of advanced pharmacology and biostatical analysis.
  • Able to distinguish professional impact within local, national and global perspectives and can assess societal, health and safety issues contributing in manufacturing, quality control and quality assurance of pharmaceuticals.

Programme Specific Outcomes

  • Understanding and applying basic knowledge gained in pharmaceutical analysis, cellular and molecular pharmacology, advanced pharmacology and computer technology in pharmacy profession along with technological innovations in the field of pharmacy.
  • Develop required skills in preclinical testing of drugs and natural biomarkers as well as about their mechanism of action of drugs in human.
  • Significance of communication skills, leadership qualities and other required soft skills for professional achievement.
  • Understanding and communicate ethical values of the research and development related to pharmaceuticals with commitment to societal welfare.
  • Capabilities for value added services and system relating to pharmacology and toxicology of drugs with focus on safe use of pharmaceuticals. 
  • To develop a sense of professional responsibility and be able to master, generate, interpret, and disseminate the therapeutic knowledge of pharmaceutical care.
  • Acquire knowledge in the field of synthetic, natural sources of drugs and biological products as well as their formulation and evaluation, including their regulatory requirements.
  • Enable graduate to stream a lifelong career of personal and practicing pharmacy professional with ethical codes and self-esteem.

Salient Features

  • Programme knowledge and its application: To empower graduates with knowledge and practice of pharmaceutical sciences across the discipline through ambience of motivation that could impel excellence and career growth in pharmacy profession related to pre-clinical testing of active pharmaceutical ingredients and natural biomarkers.
  • Professional skills and their application: To enhance practical-based skills to meet professional challenges specifically related to preclinical testing of drugs, pharmaceutical industry and safe use of drugs in hospital pharmacy.
  • Engagement with the needs of society: To foster graduates to leadership and entrepreneurship qualities to serve as qualified personnel in pharmacology research-based work in pharmaceutical industry and health care system.
  • Lifelong learning: To spur graduates in interpersonal skills, to value professional integrity and pharmacy ethics and accustomed to lifelong learning.
  • Social accountability and responsibility: To appreciate local and global needs of health care and pharmacy profession with specific focus towards skills and will to make and serve quality pharmaceuticals. 
  • Pharmacy practice: As a qualified pharmacist, using the fundamentals of pharmaceutical sciences for ethical practice in hospital pharmacy, retail pharmacy, wholesale pharmacy and pharmaceutical industry.