Department Profile

Program Outcomes

PO1: Pharmaceutical Knowledge:  Demonstrate comprehensive understanding of core and applied pharmaceutical sciences, including biomedical, chemical, and clinical aspects, to support effective healthcare delivery. 

PO2: Planning and Organizational Skills Exhibit effective planning abilities, encompassing time management, resource allocation, and organizational skills, to implement and oversee pharmaceutical projects and initiatives. 

PO3: Problem Analysis and Critical Thinking Apply scientific principles and critical thinking to analyze complex problems, design experiments, and interpret data for informed decision-making in pharmaceutical contexts. 

PO4: Modern Tool Usage Utilize contemporary tools and technologies, including pharmaceutical software and laboratory instruments, to enhance research, development, and quality assurance processes. 

PO5: Leadership and Teamwork Demonstrate leadership qualities and the ability to work collaboratively in multidisciplinary teams, contributing to the advancement of pharmaceutical practices and healthcare outcomes. 

PO6: Professional Identity Understand and embody the role of a pharmacist as a responsible, ethical, and patient-centered healthcare professional. Demonstrate commitment to professional values, legal responsibilities, teamwork, and continuous learning, thereby fostering public trust and contributing effectively to the healthcare system.

PO7: Pharmaceutical Ethics: Understand and apply ethical principles in all aspects of professional practice. Demonstrate integrity, honesty, accountability, and respect for patient confidentiality while making decisions that prioritize patient welfare and public health.

PO8: Effective Communication Communicate effectively with healthcare professionals, patients, and the community, conveying complex pharmaceutical information clearly and compassionately.

PO9: Research and Innovation Engage in research activities, applying scientific methods to contribute to the advancement of pharmaceutical knowledge and innovation.

PO10: Societal and Environmental Responsibility Assess and address the societal, health, safety, and environmental implications of pharmaceutical practices, promoting sustainable and socially responsible solutions.

PO11: Project and Finance Management Able to apply project and financial management principles to plan execute and evaluate pharmaceutical operations efficiently, ensuring regulatory compliance, cost effectiveness and ethical standards.

PO12: Lifelong Learning Recognize the necessity for continuous professional development and engage in lifelong learning to stay abreast of advancements in pharmaceutical sciences and healthcare.

Program Specific Outcomes

PSO1: Drug Development and Formulation Apply knowledge of pharmaceutics and pharmaceutical chemistry to design, develop, and evaluate various drug delivery systems, ensuring efficacy and safety.

PSO2: Clinical and Community Pharmacy Practice Integrate principles of pharmacology and therapeutics to provide effective patient counseling, medication management, and contribute to public health initiatives.

PSO3: Regulatory Compliance and Quality Assurance Understand and implement regulatory guidelines and quality assurance protocols to ensure the production and distribution of safe and effective pharmaceutical products.

PSO4: Research and Innovation Engage in research activities, employing scientific methodologies to contribute to the discovery of new drugs and the advancement of pharmaceutical sciences.

PSO5: Application of artificial intelligence in pharmacy Able to integrate foundation knowledge of AI in pharmaceutical research, drug development and health care decision making processes.