Students will be admitted to the various programmes with specialisation in one ofthe areas namely—
(a) Master of Pharmacy (MVharm) Programme.—
(i) The coursewiH be offorir-semeslCT duration out of wM^ in the appropriate field.
(2) Specialisation will be offered from the following areas—
(i) Quafilty Assurance;
(2) Pharmaceutical Technology (Formulations);
(3) Pharmaceutical Management and Marketing (with focus on developement of entrepreneurial);
ĥr)* Fonessic Pharmacy (covering drug laws, their enforcement and case histories);
(v)i ProfessionalPharmacy (covering Clinical Pharmacy); and
(vi) Pharmaceutical Administration in Retail and Hospital Pharmacy and Rural Pharmacy.
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(b) Master of Technology (Pharm.) Programme.—
(1) The course will be of four-semester duration out of which a part of the time will be spent in field training.
(2) The following specialisations will be offered—
(i) Pharmaceutical Technology (based on bulk production of synthetic drugs and plant products;
and
(ii) Pharmaceutical Technology (bulk production based on biotechnology).
(c) Master of Science (Pharm.) Programme.—
(1) The course will be of four-semester duration out of which a part of the time will be utilized in active research.
(2) Specialisation will be offered from the following areas.
(i) Pharmaceutical Analysis;
(ii) Medicinal Chemistry;
(iii) Pharmacology;
(iv) Toxicology;
(v) Pharmaceutics;
(vi) Natural Products;
(vii) Biotechnology;
(viii) Pharmacy Practice; and
(ix) Pharmacoinformatics.
(d) Master of Business Administration (Pharm).—
(1) The course will be four-semester duration out of which a part of the time will be spent on project work.
(2) Specialisation will be offered in the following Areas:
(i) Marketing;
(ii) Production;
(iii) Information systems management;
(iv) Finance; and
(v) Human Resource Management.