Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy

1. Demonstrate knowledge and the ability to integrate and apply fundamental concepts and principles of medical sciences, pharmaceutical sciences, clinical sciences, and social and behavioral sciences required for the discovery and development of pharmaceutical products and for the practice of pharmacy, in order to improve human health and patient care.
   Standard 1: Knowledge

2. Recognize and utilize pharmaceutical facility management systems in terms of drug dispensing, storage, inventory control, appropriate distribution of prescription and non-prescription products, and providing patient guidance and counseling.
   Standard 2: Skills

3. Provide patient-centered care by collecting, reviewing, and utilizing relevant medical, social, and economic data to assess, develop, modify, and implement healthcare plans in collaboration with patients and other healthcare providers.
   Standard 2: Skills — Standard 5: Role-Specific Competencies

4. Identify and use relevant medical references and follow evidence-based practice guidelines and regulations to enhance clinical decision-making and ensure drug appropriateness, safety, and efficacy.
   Standard 2: Skills — Standard 4: Personal Development

5. Apply relevant cognitive and technical skills in all stages of drug discovery, development, and pharmaceutical practice.
   Standard 2: Skills

6. Demonstrate professionalism and high standards of conduct in patient care, respect, responsibility, and compassion towards patients and other healthcare providers.
   Standard 3: Responsibility and Professionalism

7. Demonstrate the ability to design, conduct, interpret, and evaluate pharmaceutical and clinical research, adhering to the ethical principles and methodologies of scientific research.
   Standard 1: Knowledge — Standard 4: Personal Development

UAE High School Certificate with 80% for Scientific Track or 90% for General Track, English proficiency (IELTS 5.0 or TOEFL 500 or EmSAT 1100), pass Mathematics and Sciences exam with 800 or higher

First: General Education Requirements (24 Credit Hours)

(1) Compulsory Courses (24 Credit Hours)

Second: College Compulsory Courses (15 Credit Hours)

Third: Compulsory Supporting Courses (6 Credit Hours)

Fourth: Compulsory Specialization Courses (89 Credit Hours)

(1) Biomedical Sciences (10 Credit Hours)

(2) Pharmaceutical Sciences (45 Credit Hours)

(3) Clinical Sciences (24 Credit Hours)

(4) Social, Behavioral, and Administrative Sciences (10 Credit Hours)

Fifth: Professional Practice Experience (26 Credit Hours)

(1) Introductory Pharmacy Practice Experience (Summer Training) (10 Credit Hours)

(2) Advanced Professional Practice Experience (APPE 1–4) (16 Credit Hours)