Pharmaceutical Chemistry:

• In-depth study of the chemical properties and synthesis of pharmaceutical compounds.
• Understanding the principles of drug design and structure-activity relationships.

Pharmacology:

• Exploration of the effects of drugs on the human body and major organ systems.
• Practical training in conducting in-vitro and in-vivo experiments.

Pharmaceutics:

• Learning the formulation and development of various dosage forms.
• Practical knowledge of analytical techniques used in drug discovery.

Pharmacognosy:

• Study of natural products used in medicine, including plant and animal-based sources.
• Identification and extraction of active constituents from medicinal plants.

Clinical Pharmacy:

• Application of pharmaceutical knowledge in patient care.
• Understanding drug interactions, adverse drug reactions, and therapeutic drug monitoring.