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Our Departments

Four academic departments, each supported by dedicated laboratories for hands-on learning.

Pharmaceutical microbiology laboratoryDepartment 01
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Department of Pharmaceutics

The Department of Pharmaceutics provides laboratory facilities for the preparation and validation of conventional as well as novel drug formulations. The department supports practical learning in formulation science and related pharmaceutical processes.

  • Pharmaceutical Microbiology Laboratory
  • Pharmaceutics Laboratories
  • Practical exposure to formulation and validation concepts
Pharmaceutical chemistry laboratoryDepartment 02
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Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry

The Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry supports the study, synthesis and qualitative and quantitative analysis of pharmaceutical and organic compounds. Laboratory learning strengthens students’ understanding of medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutical analysis and biochemistry-related concepts.

  • Pharmaceutical Organic & Medicinal Chemistry Laboratory
  • Pharmaceutical Analytical Chemistry Laboratory
  • Biochemistry-related practical learning
Students during a practical demonstrationDepartment 03
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Department of Pharmacology

The Department of Pharmacology supports learning related to the biological effects and actions of drugs and provides practical exposure relevant to pharmacology, human anatomy and physiology.

  • Pharmacology Laboratory
  • Human Anatomy & Physiology practical learning
Students on the green campusDepartment 04
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Department of Pharmacognosy

The Department of Pharmacognosy provides facilities for the study and development of herbal products, including concepts related to standardisation and characterisation. Students gain exposure to the pharmaceutical importance of natural and herbal sources.

  • Pharmacognosy Laboratory
  • Herbal product development concepts
  • Standardisation and characterisation of herbal products