Pharmacy (by types)

Pharmacy (by specialty) is a bachelor’s degree program in the field of Healthcare that prepares specialists to provide pharmaceutical care to the public, identify and meet consumer demand for safe, effective, and high-quality medicines, medical devices, equipment, and other pharmaceutical products authorized for sale through pharmacy organizations. The program equips graduates with the knowledge and skills to organize and manage pharmaceutical organizations and their workforce, conduct retail and wholesale distribution of medicines and medical devices, organize the storage of pharmaceutical products in accordance with regulatory requirements, maintain accounting, statistical, and inventory records in pharmacy practice, analyze and plan the key economic indicators of pharmacy operations, prepare medicines and other pharmaceutical products in pharmacy settings, and ensure the proper packaging, labeling, and storage of pharmaceutical and medical products.

The program also includes the production of pharmaceutical preparations in manufacturing facilities; isolation of toxic, narcotic, psychotropic, and potent substances and their metabolites from biological samples and body fluids; qualitative and quantitative analysis of pharmaceutical products, food products, beverages, and other substances; interpretation of laboratory findings; biological quality control of medicines; preclinical pharmacological and toxicological studies; organization of safe and effective pharmacotherapy; planning and conducting clinical trials of medicinal products; and developing competencies necessary for regulating and controlling the circulation of potent, psychotropic, and narcotic medicines in accordance with legal and professional standards.