Faculty of Pharmacy
August 23, 2026 2026-08-24 18:38Faculty of Pharmacy
Faculty of Pharmacy
Bachelor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) Program
Pharmacy education based on innovation to support sustainable healthcare.
Faculty Overview
The Faculty of Pharmacy at Innovation University is committed to excellence in pharmaceutical education, research, and innovation through a modern and dynamic Pharm D program. The faculty combines scientific knowledge with clinical training, research, and practical experience to prepare highly qualified pharmacists for diverse career opportunities in healthcare and the pharmaceutical industry. Through an innovative learning environment, advanced technologies, and strong partnerships with healthcare and industrial sectors, the faculty empowers students to become future leaders, researchers, and entrepreneurs who contribute to improving healthcare and promoting sustainable development.
Vision
To be a leading center of excellence and innovation in pharmacy education and applied scientific research, and a regional and international benchmark in preparing innovative pharmacists, leaders, and entrepreneurs who effectively contribute to developing the healthcare system and achieving sustainable community impact..
Mission
To provide advanced pharmacy education based on innovation and the integration of knowledge, practical application, and scientific research, while building students' leadership, entrepreneurial, and technological skills. This is achieved through a smart and stimulating learning environment, along with strategic partnerships with the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries, to address future health challenges and enhance quality of life and sustainable development locally and regionally, while adhering to ethical values.
Why Study Pharmacy at Innovation University?
- Internationally oriented curriculum designed according to national and international standards.
- Smart, interactive and competency-based learning environment and integration of technology in education.
- Strong clinical and professional training through extensive practical experiences and field training.
- AI-Driven education and healthcare innovation, equipping graduates with the skills to use artificial intelligence, data analytics and digital health technologies for evidence-based decision-making and personalized patient care.
- Opportunities for applied research, innovation and startup development.
- Entrepreneurship and Leadership Development that prepare graduates to become future healthcare leaders.
- Strategic partnerships with healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors.
- Diverse academic experiences that prepare graduates for multiple career opportunities in the pharmaceutical and healthcare fields.
- Commitment to community service and public health by contributing to initiatives and development programs that improve quality of life.
- Preparation for future healthcare challenges and support for sustainable healthcare systems.
Faculty Departments
Strategic Goals
- Excellence in Teaching and Learning.
- Advancing Scientific Research and Innovation.
- Preparing Pharmacists as Leaders and Entrepreneurs.
- Strengthening Partnerships with the Healthcare Sector and Pharmaceutical Industry.
- Serving the Community and Promoting Public Health.
- Achieving Institutional Excellence and Digital Transformation.
- Enhancing Quality, Accreditation, and Competitiveness.
Bachelor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) Program
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The duration of study in the program is five academic years (five levels over ten semesters) according to the credit hours system, followed by a compulsory internship year (Residency Year).
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Program Structure
The program provides a balanced combination of university requirements, medical sciences, and specialized pharmacy and clinical pharmacy education.
Degree Requirements
To be awarded the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Pharm D) degree, students must fulfill the following requirements:
- Successfully complete a total of 178 credit hours distributed over ten semesters, including 170 credit hours of compulsory (core) courses and 8 credit hours of elective courses. In addition, students must achieve a minimum cumulative grade point average (cGPA) of 2.00.
- Successfully complete an Initial Field Training program consisting of 100 contact training hours in community pharmacies, governmental pharmacies, or hospital pharmacies approved by the Faculty Council. The training is conducted under the supervision of a faculty member during the summer vacations following the completion of the third academic level.
- Fulfill all University Requirements (6 credit hours). These requirements are not included in the calculation of the student's semester GPA or cumulative GPA.
- To obtain a license to practice the pharmacy profession, graduates must successfully complete the compulsory internship program (Residency Year) in accordance with the regulations governing the internship program and pass the Pharmacy Practice Licensure Examination.
Initial Field Training
Successfully complete an Initial Field Training program consisting of 100 contact training hours in community pharmacies, governmental pharmacies, or hospital pharmacies approved by the Faculty Council. The training is conducted under the supervision of a faculty member during the summer vacations following the completion of the third academic level.
Compulsory Internship Program
To obtain a license to practice the pharmacy profession, graduates must successfully complete the compulsory internship program (Residency Year) in accordance with the regulations governing the internship program and pass the Pharmacy Practice Licensure Examination.
Learning & Practical Experience
- Comprehensive Pharmaceutical Education: Develop a strong foundation in pharmaceutical sciences, patient care, drug development, and evidence-based practice.
- Clinical and Practical Training: Gain hands-on experience through training in hospitals, community pharmacies, pharmaceutical companies, laboratories, and other healthcare settings.
- Laboratory, Research, and Innovation Skills: Build competencies in drug analysis, quality control, scientific research, and pharmaceutical innovation.
- Communication, Leadership, and Entrepreneurship: Strengthen communication, patient counseling, leadership, teamwork, and entrepreneurial skills required for modern pharmacy practice.
- Diverse Career Preparation: Prepare for a wide range of career opportunities in clinical pharmacy, the pharmaceutical industry, research, quality control, pharmaceutical marketing, and academia.
- Ethical and Professional Practice: Learn to practice pharmacy according to professional, legal, and ethical standards while respecting patients' rights.
- Interactive and Self Directed Learning: Develop critical thinking, independent learning, and a commitment to lifelong professional development.
- Community Engagement and Public Health: Contribute to health promotion, disease prevention, rational drug use, and community service to improve public health and support sustainable development.
Student Life & Activities
Experience a vibrant and supportive student community that extends beyond the classroom. Students have opportunities to participate in scientific and cultural activities, sports, competitions, volunteering, community service, and student-led events. Through workshops, seminars, research activities, and extracurricular initiatives, students can explore their interests, develop leadership and teamwork skills, build lasting friendships, and gain valuable experiences that enrich their academic journey and personal development.
Career Opportunities
Pharmacy graduates can pursue diverse career opportunities in healthcare, pharmaceutical industry, research, quality control, pharmaceutical marketing and academia. Career areas include:
- Community Pharmacy
- Hospital and Clinical Pharmacy
- Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
- Quality Assurance (QA) and Quality Control (QC)
- Research and Development (R&D)
- Regulatory Affairs and Drug Registration
- Medical Affairs, Marketing, and the Pharmaceutical Business Sector
- Academia and Scientific Research
