The Bachelor of Pharmacy program at the Faculty of Pharmacy is a high-caliber academic initiative that aims to attract outstanding students with strong academic and practical potential. The program is committed to graduating competent pharmacists equipped to advance patient care services. It strives to produce graduates with solid knowledge of therapeutic practices, advanced pharmaceutical care skills, and the ability to apply scientific and ethical principles in professional practice.

Through this program, we aspire to develop a new generation of pharmacists who demonstrate competitive leadership in the health sector and are capable of delivering exceptional pharmaceutical services that meet the needs of both local and global communities. Our graduates are envisioned as leaders in healthcare, innovators in scientific research, contributors to the pharmaceutical industry, and advocates for improved quality of life through comprehensive and patient-centered pharmaceutical care.

The Bachelor of Pharmacy program at the Faculty of Pharmacy is a leading academic program committed to preparing highly competent pharmacists with in-depth knowledge of pharmaceutical sciences and the ability to deliver comprehensive, innovative, and high-quality pharmaceutical care. The program aims to:

• Provide an integrated pharmaceutical education based on the latest scientific curricula and modern technologies, with a strong emphasis on developing students’ practical and clinical skills.
• Enhance understanding of therapeutic issues and their real-world applications in pharmaceutical care, including drug mechanisms, interactions, and clinical uses.
• Prepare pharmacist leaders who are capable of working effectively within healthcare teams to improve patient outcomes and contribute to the development of health policies.
• Promote ethical and professional values among students to ensure pharmaceutical care that upholds integrity and responsibility.
• Encourage scientific research and innovation in the field of pharmacy and support student participation in research projects that advance pharmaceutical sciences.
• Serve the community by graduating pharmacists who can meet the evolving needs of both local and global populations through the provision of high-quality pharmaceutical services that enhance quality of life.

The program is committed to graduating distinguished pharmacy professionals capable of competing in the labor market, contributing to healthcare development and the pharmaceutical industry, while maintaining the highest standards of quality and professional ethics.

The Bachelor of Pharmacy program aims to graduate a distinguished group of pharmacists who are capable of:

• Providing high-quality pharmaceutical care and striving for excellence in all aspects of pharmacy services.
• Making informed decisions and evaluating pharmaceutical data based on sound scientific evidence and best practices.
• Demonstrating technical and communication skills essential for effective interaction with physicians, patients, and healthcare professionals.
• Collaborating confidently and competently within multidisciplinary healthcare teams, grounded in solid scientific knowledge.
• Managing human, physical, and financial resources efficiently across various pharmaceutical settings.
• Pursuing lifelong learning and continually building knowledge and skills necessary for advancement in the pharmacy profession.
• Educating, training, and enriching others through sharing scientific and practical experiences.
• Demonstrating competitive leadership in the health sector to better serve patients and local communities.
• Engaging in innovative scientific research related to medication use and its impact on healthcare systems.

• To earn a Bachelor Degree in Pharmacy, a student must complete 161 credit hours. These include completion of University, College, Department compulsory and elective courses.
• Spend a minimum of 5 years in the program.

Grading Scale for Pharmacy Courses

• The minimum passing grade for courses is 60%.
• Students who fail a course are allowed to retake it.
• To improve their cumulative GPA, students may retake any course in which they earned a grade of 'C' or lower.