Bachelor in Pharmacy

Competencies

Knowledge and Understanding

K(1): Stay informed about recent developments in drug discovery.

Foundational Basic Knowledge:
Ability to integrate basic and pharmaceutical sciences to support informed medication-therapy decisions.

Intellectual Skills

I(1): Demonstrate strong scientific, logical, critical, and creative thinking skills, and apply them in both professional and personal contexts.

Personal and Professional Development Competencies:
Show commitment to lifelong learning and demonstrate effective communication, managerial, marketing, and problem-solving skills, along with other relevant competencies.

Industrial and Pharmaceutical Formulation Competencies:
Acquire the necessary skills required for work in industrial and pharmaceutical sectors.

Pharmacy Practice Competencies:
Recommend suitable drug therapy, ensure treatment effectiveness, prevent toxicity, and demonstrate comprehensive knowledge of pharmacy practice across community, clinical, industrial, and pharmaceutical settings.

General and Transferable Skills

T(1): Demonstrate strong communication skills in both Arabic and English.

Pharmacy Ethics Competencies:
Possess thorough knowledge of local pharmacy laws, regulations, and ethical standards.

T(2): Develop proficiency in information technology, the Internet, and related digital tools.

T(3): Exhibit loyalty and responsibility toward the homeland, while understanding civil rights and social responsibility.

T(4): Participate in scientific research activities and apply their outcomes effectively.

Professional and Practical Skills

P(1): Show the capability for continuous professional development in pharmaceutical fields.

Patient Care Competencies:
Interpret patients’ therapeutic records and medication profiles, and follow up with patients to evaluate the effectiveness of care plans.

P(2): Collaborate effectively with other healthcare professionals.

P(3): Adhere to professional pharmacy ethics and applicable legislation.

P(4): Apply ethical and legal principles appropriately when delivering pharmaceutical services.

P(5): Utilize modern technologies relevant to the pharmacy profession.

80% in Scientific or Scientific – Medical Field.

University Requirement – 24 Credit Hours

Compulsory Courses – 15 Credit Hours

A0110151 – National Education – 3 Credit Hours
A0110144 – Arabic Communication Skills – 3 Credit Hours
A0110143 – English Communication Skills – 3 Credit Hours
A0110155 – Military Sciences – 3 Credit Hours
A0110154 – Life Skills – 1 Credit Hour
A0110152 – Entrepreneurship and Innovation – 1 Credit Hour
A0110153 – Leadership and Societal Responsibility – 1 Credit Hour

Elective Courses – 6 Credit Hours

A0110161 – Islamic Culture – 3 Credit Hours
A0110163 – Archeology and Tourism in Jordan – 3 Credit Hours
A0110164 – Development and Environment – 3 Credit Hours
A0110165 – Contemporary Issues – 3 Credit Hours
A0411601 – Legal Education and Human Rights – 3 Credit Hours
A0110162 – History of Jordan and Palestine – 3 Credit Hours
A0110166 – Media and Public Relations – 3 Credit Hours

Elective Courses – 3 Credit Hours

A0871103 – Principles of Renewable Energy – 3 Credit Hours
A0110168 – Digital Literacy and Artificial Intelligence – 3 Credit Hours
A1321100 – Sport and Health – 3 Credit Hours
A0110167 – Critical Thinking Skills – 3 Credit Hours
A0110281 – Society Health – 3 Credit Hours

Faculty Requirement – 26 Credit Hours

Compulsory Courses – 26 Credit Hours

A0110132 – Practical General Biology – 1 Credit Hour
A0110237 – Pathology – 3 Credit Hours
A0110224 – Biochemistry for Pharmacy – 2 Credit Hours
A0110122 – General Chemistry Lab – 1 Credit Hour
A0110193 – Computer Skills (Health) – 3 Credit Hours
A0110131 – General Biology – 3 Credit Hours
A0110221 – Analytical Chemistry – 2 Credit Hours
A0110121 – General Chemistry – 3 Credit Hours
A0110231 – Physiology – 3 Credit Hours
A0110135 – Anatomy & Histology – 3 Credit Hours
A0110222 – Practical Analytical Chemistry – 1 Credit Hour
A0110225 – Practical Biochemistry – 1 Credit Hour

Major Requirement – 112 Credit Hours

Compulsory Courses – 103 Credit Hours

B0914102 – Medicinal Chemistry (2) – 3 Credit Hours
B0912104 – Practical Physical Pharmacy – 1 Credit Hour
B0913503 – Practical Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms – 1 Credit Hour
B0915101 – Artificial Intelligence Applications in Drug Design – 1 Credit Hour
B0915305 – Pharmaceutical Marketing – 3 Credit Hours
B0915602 – Communication Skills and Pharmaceutical Care – 3 Credit Hours
B0912102 – Practical Pharmaceutical Instrumental Analysis – 1 Credit Hour
B0913502 – Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms (2) – 3 Credit Hours
B0914301 – Practical Simulation Pharmacy – 1 Credit Hour
B0914401 – Hospital Pharmacy Training – 2 Credit Hours
B0914201 – Pharmacology (3) – 2 Credit Hours
B0914203 – Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics – 3 Credit Hours
B0912105 – Pharmaceutical Microbiology – 3 Credit Hours
B0913504 – Pharmaceutical Biotechnology – 3 Credit Hours
B0913204 – Phytotherapy – 2 Credit Hours
B0914501 – Pharmaceutical Technology – 3 Credit Hours
B0912101 – Pharmaceutical Instrumental Analysis – 2 Credit Hours
B0912601 – Introduction to Pharmaceutical Artificial Intelligence – 2 Credit Hours
B0913103 – Immunology and Serology – 2 Credit Hours
B0913401 – Community Pharmacy Training – 2 Credit Hours
B0915202 – Pharmacotherapy (3) – 3 Credit Hours
B0914103 – Practical Medicinal Chemistry – 1 Credit Hour
B0914503 – Industrial Pharmacy – 2 Credit Hours
B0914209 – Over the Counter Drugs – 2 Credit Hours
B0914402 – Advanced Training – 2 Credit Hours
B0915601 – Research Graduation Project – 1 Credit Hour
B0913102 – Practical Phytochemistry – 1 Credit Hour
B0912103 – Physical Pharmacy – 2 Credit Hours
B0912106 – Practical Pharmaceutical Microbiology – 1 Credit Hour
B0913201 – Pharmacology (1) – 3 Credit Hours
B0914101 – Medicinal Chemistry (1) – 2 Credit Hours
B0915302 – Pharmacy Ethics and Legislations – 1 Credit Hour
B0915502 – Cosmetics – 2 Credit Hours
B0915603 – Pharmaceutical Intellectual Property – 1 Credit Hour
B0911101 – Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry – 3 Credit Hours
B0913202 – Pharmacology (2) – 3 Credit Hours
B0915304 – Pharmacoeconomics – 3 Credit Hours
B0915501 – Drug Delivery Systems – 3 Credit Hours
B0913101 – Phytochemistry – 3 Credit Hours
B0914207 – Drug Informatics – 1 Credit Hour
B0914502 – Practical Pharmaceutical Technology – 1 Credit Hour
B0914202 – Practical Pharmacology and Toxicology – 1 Credit Hour
B0913501 – Pharmaceutical Dosage Forms (1) – 3 Credit Hours
B0915301 – Practical Pharmacy Practice – 1 Credit Hour
B0914205 – Practical Clinical Biochemistry – 1 Credit Hour
B0911102 – Practical Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry – 1 Credit Hour
B0914504 – Practical Industrial Pharmacy – 1 Credit Hour
B0915303 – Evidence Based Practice and Clinical Cases – 3 Credit Hours
B0914204 – Clinical Biochemistry – 2 Credit Hours
B0915201 – Pharmacotherapy (2) – 3 Credit Hours
B0914206 – Pharmacotherapy (1) – 3 Credit Hours

Elective Courses – 9 Credit Hours

B0914601 – Pharmaceutical Data Analysis and Blockchain – 3 Credit Hours
A0110202 – Scientific Research Methods and Biostatistics – 3 Credit Hours
B0915306 – Advanced Pharmacy Practice – 3 Credit Hours
B0914208 – Clinical Nutrition – 3 Credit Hours
B0914505 – Regulatory Affairs and Pharmacovigilance – 3 Credit Hours
B0915103 – Global and Public Health in Pharmacy – 3 Credit Hours

Complementary Requirement – 9 Credit Hours

Compulsory Courses – 9 Credit Hours

A0110191 – Computer Skills (Remedial) – 3 Credit Hours
A0110141 – English Language (Remedial) – 3 Credit Hours
A0110142 – Arabic Language (Remedial) – 3 Credit Hours