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PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OUTCOME

The Bachelor of Pharmacy Degree offered by the School of Pharmaceutical Sciences,USM aims to produce graduates who are:• competent, skilful, resourceful, ethical and professional;• self-reliant with leadership values and critical thinking skills;• caring, compassionate and show respect and fairness to others; and• adaptable to socioeconomics, health, and environmental changes.

PROGRAMME LEARNING OUTCOME

At the end of the programme, the students will be able to:• demonstrate knowledge and understanding in relevant areas of pharmaceutical

sciences and pharmacy practice;• analyse and formulate solutions to pharmaceutical-related problems;• apply practical, digital and numeracy skills in clinical, industrial and community

pharmacy settings;• demonstrate effective interpersonal skills and teamwork through verbal and

nonverbal communication in various settings;• reflect on personal knowledge and skills via engagement in activities that enhance

personal and professional development;• demonstrate entrepreneurship skills pertaining to pharmaceutical-related areas;• display integrity, ethics and professionalism in general conduct.

LEVEL 100 LEVEL 200 LEVEL 300 LEVEL 400

Semester I Semester II Semester I Semester II Semester I Semester II Semester I Semester II

FAR113/3Organic Chemistry

FAR114/3Pharmaceutical

Chemistry

FAR215/3 Pharmaceutical

Analysis

FAR223/3Physical Pharmacy II

FAR324/4Pharmaceutical

Processing

FAR314/3Pharmacognosy and

Phytochemistry

FAR420/3Pharmaceutical Biotechnology

FEL470/6Research Exercise

FAR123/3Microbiology for

Pharmacy

FAR115/2Principles of Medicinal

Chemistry

FAR221/3Physical Pharmacy I

FAR224/2Drug Delivery and

Targeting

FAR325/2Biopharmaceutics and

Pharmacokinetics

FAR343/2Gastrointestinal System

and Therapy

FAR462/2Community Pharmacy

FEL478/2Patient Bed Side

Physiology

FAR132/3Basic Physiology and

Pharmacology

FAR116/3Biochemistry

FAR222/3Dosage Form II

FAR241/4Antimicrobial Therapy

FAR341/4Respiratory, Renal, Blood Systems and

Therapy

FAR344/4Central Nervous

System and Therapy

FAR491/3Pharmacoepidemiology & Pharmacoeconomics in Developing Countries

FAR153/2Communication Skill in

Pharmacy Practice

FAR122/4Dosage Form I

FAR240/4Peripheral System and

Therapy

FAR242/4Endocrine System and

Metabolism

FAR342/3Cardiovascular System

and Therapy

FAR354/2Pharmacoinformatics:

Theory and Application

FEL470/6Research Exercise

FAR191/4Research

Methodology and Statistics in Pharmacy

FAR162/2Principles of

Immunology and Oncology

FAR281/2Introduction to

Industrial Pharmacy and Pharmacy Practice

FAR281/2Introduction to

Industrial Pharmacy and Pharmacy Practice

FAR352/4Clinical Pharmacy

Practice

FAR355/2Clinical

Pharmacokinetics & Pharmacotherapeutic

Monitoring

FEL476/2Current Topics in

Human Physiology

Option(2-4 units)

FAR193/3Social and Public Health Pharmacy

FAR292/2Pharmaceutical

Management

FEL275/2Toxicology

***Option(4 units)

FAR382/2Forensic Pharmacy

FEL477/2Personal Care

English language(2 units)

*WUS 101/2Core Entrepreneurship

FEL273/2Veterinary Pharmacy

FEL276/2Introduction to Pharmaceutical

Marketing

English language(2 units)

FEL373/2Drug Modelling

FEL479/2Precision Medicine

Co-curriculum(1 units)

**SEA205/4Malaysian Studies

FEL274/2Health Promotion in

Pharmacy

***Option(4 units)

Co-curriculum(1 unit)

FEL374/2Drug and Society

English language(2 units)

Co-curriculum(1 unit)

***Option(4 units)

*HFE224/2Appreciation of Ethics

and Civilisation

***Option(4 units)

Co-curriculum(1 unit)

HFF225/2Philosophy and Current Issues

Bahasa Malaysia(2 units)

English language(2 units)

English Language(2 units)

Co-curriculum(1 unit)

GUIDELINE FOR COURSE REGISTRATION

CORE SPECIALISATION ELECTIVES ELECTIVES/ OPTIONS UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY

* For Malaysian students only; ** For international students only; *** For Community Pharmacy stream

LEVEL 400

Industrial Pharmacy Stream Clinical Pharmacy Stream Community Pharmacy Stream

Semester I Semester II Semester I Semester II Semester I Semester II

FAR411/2Advanced Pharmaceutical

Analysis

FAR427/8Industrial Training

(Industrial Pharmacy)

FAR460/2Traditional and Complementary

Medicine

FAR465/2Pharmacy Aseptic Services

FAR460/2Traditional and Complementary

Medicine

FAR492/8Industrial Training

(Community Pharmacy)

FAR426/2Industrial Pharmacy

FAR467/2Applied Therapeutic I

FAR466/2Pharmacotherapy in Special

Population

FAR467/2Applied Therapeutic I

FAR468/4Applied Therapeutic II

GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS FOR BACHELOR OF PHARMACY WITH HONOURS

[a] Fulfil the minimum residential requirement of the studies.

[b] Fulfil all credit requirement; i.e. the requirements for each component [Core, Elective,Option and University Courses].

[c] Obtain a CGPA of 2.67 and above for the Core components, by achieving a grade of B- and above foe each Core course.

[d] Obtain a CGPA of 2.00 and above for the programme.

[e] Achieve a minimum grade C or a grade point of 2.00 for University courses.

GRADUATING UNIT STRUCTURE

NO TYPE OF COURSES UNIT

1 Core 102

2 Specialization Elective 12

3 Elective / Option 16

4 University a) Bahasa Malaysiab) English Languagec) WUS 101 Core Entrepreneurship *d) SEA 205 Malaysian Studies **e) HFE 224 Appreciation of Ethics and Civilisation *f) HFF 225 Philosophy and Current Issuesg) Co-curriculumh) Co-curriculum/ Option / Skills Courses

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* For Malaysian students; ** For international students

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