Pharmacy

This program caters for students of an proper undergraduate medical science or individual chemistry degree with an emphasis on chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology, pharmacology, individual chemistry and physiology leading to the supply of an concentrated trained in professional pharmacy. It will incorporate lectures, labs and clinical training sessions with a strong expert residency component to provide students with the necessary knowledge, exposure, attitudes and clinical decision making skills essential to act as a pharmacist. Total clinical placement experience will end around 1000 hours during the program, but a single student's clinical placement experience within the sub-disciplines of pharmacy may differ from student to student. A run of problem-based clinical trials will develop the skills and adaptability of students, letting them increase to the challenges encountered in the delivery of pharmacy in a wide array of settings. The students will be encouraged to develop an understanding of healthcare consumers' demands within a frame of the medical group and associations that supply healthcare.

• Applicants must meet all the following criteria: A) a completed bachelor degree in any field with a credit or higher average( and B) at least a single component (subject) of level level (or higher) study in each of the following disciplines - chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology, anatomy and physiology, and pharmacology
• Academic IELTS or equivalent of 7.0 with no band score below 7.0.