Graduate Profile

• Demonstrate comprehensive knowledge on chemical, physical and biological sciences appropriate to professional practice in community, hospital, clinical pharmacy settings, pharmaceutical industries and research institutes. Also, they should be able to provide knowledge on legal and administrative aspects, codes of practice, ethics and development of the profession of pharmacy.
• Practice as a professional pharmacist in hospital, community pharmacy settings or function effectively as a pharmacy professional in a variety of pharmacy related professional settings including drug manufacturing, regulation, distribution, marketing, research and pharmacy education.
• Apply knowledge of basic scientific principles to resolve practical problems, create new inventions, collect, analyse and interpret data.
• Communicate effectively in writing and speaking with the community, patients, co-workers, pharmacy institutes and stakeholders and disseminate knowledge and information through advanced research, scientific writing and presentations.
• Exploit different state of the art information technology tools for the benefit of the pharmacy profession and stakeholders.
• Be assertive, proactive, compassionate and possess interpersonal skills to interact with co-workers & other diverse societies and show effective leadership qualities to lead the pharmacy
profession to meet the national and global requirements and latest advancement in technology.
• Be committed to the pharmacy profession, uphold professional norms and ethics and uplift the pharmaceutical care process.
• Be a lifelong learner and be involved in continuing professional development and professional conduct.