Faculty of Pharmacy Vision

To become a leading institution locally and regionally in pharmaceutical education, scientific research, and community service, offering distinguished academic programs aligned with the latest developments in pharmaceutical sciences, healthcare, and cosmetic and skincare technologies.

We aspire to prepare qualified pharmacy professionals equipped with advanced scientific knowledge, practical skills, and strong ethical values, capable of competing in the job market, delivering comprehensive pharmaceutical care, and contributing to the advancement of the pharmaceutical and cosmetic industries for the betterment of public health and well-being.

Vision Pillars

  • Academic Excellence: To be a center of excellence in pharmaceutical education by offering advanced academic programs in General Pharmacy, Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D.), and Cosmetic and Skincare Sciences.
  • Innovative Research: To foster a research-driven environment focused on the development of new medications, advanced therapies, and safe, effective cosmetic products.
  • Community Service: To contribute to community health by delivering high-quality pharmaceutical care services, public awareness initiatives, and pharmaceutical and cosmetic products tailored to societal needs.
  • Local and International Collaboration: To be an active partner with healthcare, industrial, and academic institutions both locally and internationally, promoting knowledge and technology exchange.
  • Leadership in Emerging Fields: To lead in specialized areas such as Doctor of Pharmacy and Cosmetic Sciences, emphasizing clinical and industrial applications that support human health and beauty.


Achieving the Vision

  • Updating curricula to incorporate the latest advances in pharmaceutical and cosmetic sciences.
  • Strengthening partnerships with hospitals, pharmaceutical companies, and research centers.
  • Providing a well-equipped educational and research environment with state-of-the-art technologies and laboratories.
  • Encouraging students and faculty to engage in scientific conferences and research activities.
  • Offering training and qualification programs to ensure graduates’ skills align with labor market demands.