D.Pharma First Year study modules covering Pharmaceutics, Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacognosy, and Social Pharmacy.
Pharmaceutics is a core subject in the D.Pharmacy 1st Year curriculum that focuses on the preparation, formulation, dispensing, packaging, and storage of medicines. It provides students with the fundamental knowledge of pharmaceutical dosage forms, prescription handling, and Good Pharmacy Practices (GPP), building a strong foundation for careers in community pharmacy, hospital pharmacy, and the pharmaceutical industry.
Pharmacognosy is a core subject in the D.Pharmacy 1st Year curriculum that deals with the study of natural drugs obtained from plants, animals, and minerals. It helps students understand the identification, cultivation, collection, processing, and medicinal uses of crude drugs, providing a strong foundation in herbal medicines and natural products used in pharmaceutical practice.
Pharmaceutical Chemistry is a fundamental subject in the D.Pharmacy 1st Year curriculum that introduces students to the composition, chemical properties, identification, and medicinal applications of pharmaceutical compounds. It provides a strong foundation for understanding drug quality, stability, and the role of chemistry in the development and safe use of medicines.
Human Anatomy & Physiology is a foundational subject in the D.Pharmacy 1st Year curriculum that introduces students to the structure and functions of the human body. It covers major organ systems, their physiological processes, and the principles of maintaining normal body functions, providing essential knowledge for understanding diseases and the therapeutic action of medicines.
Social Pharmacy is a core subject in the D.Pharmacy 1st Year curriculum that focuses on the role of pharmacists in public health, healthcare systems, and patient care. It helps students understand health education, disease prevention, rational use of medicines, national health programs, and the social and ethical responsibilities of pharmacy professionals in improving community health.