Introduction to Pharm-D
RAI FOUNDATION PHARMACY COLLEGE offers 5 Years Pharm-D program. During these years, students engage in a comprehensive curriculum that combines theoretical education, practical training, and experiential learning. The curriculum includes subjects like pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, pharmaceutics, pharmacotherapy, and more. Students learn about drug interactions, dosage calculations, medication administration, patient assessment, and the use of modern technologies in pharmacy practice.
Eligibility Criteria
Eligibility: At least 60% marks in FSc (Pre-Medical) or equivalent
Duration: 5 Years
Semesters: 10
Degree Requirements: Minimum 198 credit hours
Pharm-D Syllabus
Semester 1
- English I (Functional English)
- Pharmaceutics-I (Physical Pharmacy-I) [T]
- Pharmaceutics-I (Physical Pharmacy-I) [P]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I (Organic-I) [T]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I (Organic-I) [P]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II A (Biochemistry-I) [T]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-II A (Biochemistry-I) [P]
- Physiology-A [T]
- Physiology-A [P]
- Anatomy & Histology [T]
- Anatomy & Histology [P]
Semester 2
- English-II (Communication and Writing Skills [T]
- Pharmaceutics-I B (Physical Pharmacy-II) [T]
- Pharmaceutics-I B (Physical Pharmacy-II) [P]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I B (Organic-II) [T]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I B (Organic-II) [P]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I B (Biochemistry-II) [T]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-I B (Biochemistry-II) [P]
- Physiology-B [T]
- Physiology-B [P]
Semester 3
- Islamic Studies
- Pharmaceutics-II A (Dosage Form Science-I) [T]
- Pharmaceutics-II A (Dosage Form Science-I) [P]
- Pharmaceutics-III (Pharmaceutical Mic. & Immu.-I) [T]
- Pharmaceutics-II (Pharmaceutical Mic. & Immu.-I) [P]
- Pharmacology & Therapeutics-I A [T]
- Pharmacology & Therapeutics-I A [P]
- Pharmacognosy-I A (Basic-I) [T]
- Pharmacognosy-I A (Basic-I) [P]
- Pharmacy Practice-I A (Pharmaceutical Mathematics)
Semester 4
- Pakistan Studies [T]
- Pharmaceutics-II B (Dosage Form Science-II) [T]
- Pharmaceutics-II B (Dosage Form Science-II) [P]
- Pharmaceutics-III B (Pharma. Mic. & Immun.-II) [T]
- Pharmaceutics-III B (Pharma. Mic. & Immun.-II) [P]
- Pharmacology & Therapeutics-I B [T]
- Pharmacology & Therapeutics-I B [P]
- Pharmacognosy-I B (Basic-II) [T]
- Pharmacognosy-I B (Basic-II) [P]
- Pharmacy Practice-I B (Bio-Statics)
Semester 5
- Pharmacy Practice-II A (Dispensing Pharmacy) [T]
- Pharmacy Practice-II A (Dispensing Pharmacy) [P]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III A(Pharma. Analysis-I)[T]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III A (Pharma. Analysis-I)[P]
- Pharmacology and Therapeutics-II A [T]
- Pharmacology and Therapeutics-II A [P]
- Pharmacognosy-II A (Advanced-I) [T]
- Pharmacognosy-II A (Advanced-I) [P]
- Pathology [T]
- Pathology [P]
Semester 6
- Pharmacy Practice-II B (Community Social &Administrative Pharmacy [T]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III B Pharmaceutical Analysis-II [T]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-III B Pharmaceutical Analysis-II [P]
- Pharmacology and Therapeutics-II B [T]
- Pharmacology and Therapeutics-II B [P]
- Pharmacognosy-II B(Advanced-II) [T]
- Pharmacognosy-II B(Advanced-II) [P]
- Pharmacy Practice-III
Semester 7
- Pharmacy Practice-IV A (Hospital Pharmacy-I) [T]
- Pharmacy Practice-V A (Clinical Pharmacy-I) [T]
- Pharmacy Practice-V A (Clinical Pharmacy-I) [P]
- Pharmaceutics-IV A (Industrial Pharmacy-I) [T]
- Pharmaceutics-IV A (Industrial Pharmacy-I) [P]
- Pharmaceutics-V A (BioPharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics-I) [T]
- Pharmaceutics-V A (BioPharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics-I) [P]
Semester 8
- Pharmacy Practice-IV B (Hospital Pharmacy-II) [T]
- Pharmacy Practice-V B (Clinical Pharmacy-II) [T]
- Pharmacy Practice-V B (Clinical Pharmacy-II) [P]
- Pharmaceutics-IV B (Industrial Pharmacy-II) [T]
- Pharmaceutics-IV B (Industrial Pharmacy-II) [P]
- Pharmaceutics-V B (Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics-II [T]
- Pharmaceutics-V B (Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics-II) [P]
- Pharmaceutics-V B (Pharmaceutical Quality Management-II) [T]
- Pharmaceutics-V B Pharmaceutical Quality Management-II) [T]
Semester 9
- Pharmaceutics-VII A (Pharmaceutical Technology-I) [T]
- Pharmaceutics-VII A (Pharmaceutical Technology-I) [P]
- Pharmacy Practice-VI A (Advanced Clinical Pharmacy-II) [T]
- Pharmacy Practice-VI A (Advanced Clinical Pharmacy-II) [P]
- Pharmacy Practice-VII A (Forensic Pharmacy) [T]
- Pharmacy Practice-VIII A (Pharmaceutical Management & Marketing [T]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IV A (Medicinal Chemistry) [T]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IV A (Medicinal Chemistry) [p]
Semester 10
- Pharmaceutics-VII B (Pharmaceutical Technology-II) [T]
- Pharmaceutics-VII B (Pharmaceutical Technology-II) [P]
- Pharmacy Practice-VI B (Advanced Clinical Pharmacy-II) [T]
- Pharmacy Practice-VI B (Advanced Clinical Pharmacy-II) [P]
- Pharmacy Practice-VII B (Forensic Pharmacy) [T]
- Pharmacy Practice-VIII B (Pharmaceutical Management & Marketing) [T]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IV B (Medicinal Chemistry-II) [T]
- Pharmaceutical Chemistry-IV B (Medicinal Chemistry-II) [P]
How to Apply
Students Can Apply for admissions in Pharm-D by online Application form or can Visit our Campus and fill admission form provided by our admission Officer / Student Affairs Department. For more information and quries about admissions students can contact on provided college Numbers
Career Path
Career scope in the field of pharmacy is huge. After completing the Pharm D. course, students can choose for a P.hD programme. Pharm D programme provides candidates with the skills and knowledge of various practices carried out in clinical as well as commercial settings of production of medicinal drugs. Individuals enrolled in the PharmD, learn about the diagnosis and treatment of various diseases through medicinal drugs. There is a high number of employment available for Pharm.D course graduates in medical coding, medical billing, and the health insurance organisations. They are required to work with doctors, and pharmacists which bring them a sense of responsibility for the medication therapy management. They help support daily practices of pharmacists by supporting in their preparation of prescriptions, assisting with problem solving, and helping out with the daily running and on-going programs of the pharmacy.
Pharm.D (Doctor of Pharmacy) graduates will find employment in both the public and private sector organisations.
- Drug Inspector
- Health Inspector
- Pharmacist
- Academics
- Pharmaceutical companies
- Multi-specialty hospital
- Research Scientist
- Regulatory Affairs Manager
- Quality Assurance Pharmacy Manager
