Academic Degrees
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Academic Degrees at the Undergraduate Level:
- Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences
Academic Degrees at the Postgraduate Level:
The faculty offers the following degrees:
- Postgraduate Diploma
- Master’s Degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences
- Clinical Nutrition Diploma
- Professional Master’s Degree in Clinical Nutrition
- Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) in Clinical Pharmacy
Admission Requirements and Examination Regulations for the Bachelor of Pharmacy Program:
- Applicants must hold a General Secondary Education Certificate (Scientific – Science Division) or an equivalent qualification.
- The duration of study for the Bachelor's degree is five academic years, following a two-semester system per year.
- To pass a subject, a student must score at least 30% in the written exam of that subject.
Grading and Assessment System:
A student’s success and grade classification are determined according to the academic regulations. The minimum passing grade in any course is 60% of the total marks. However, to pass a subject, the student must obtain at least 30% in the final written exam. The grading scale is as follows:
| Percentage | GPA Points | Grade Symbol | Grade Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 95% and above | 4.00 | +A | Excellent |
| 90% - less than 95% | 3.85 | A | Excellent |
| 85% - less than 90% | 3.70 | -A | Very Good |
| 82.5% - less than 85% | 3.30 | +B | Very Good |
| 77.5% - less than 82.5% | 3.00 | B | Good |
| 75% - less than 77.5% | 2.70 | -B | Good |
| 72.5% - less than 75% | 2.30 | +C | Satisfactory |
| 67.5% - less than 72.5% | 2.00 | C | Satisfactory |
| 65% - less than 67.5% | 1.70 | -C | Pass |
| 62.5% - less than 65% | 1.30 | +D | Pass |
| 60% - less than 62.5% | 1.00 | D | Pass |
| Below 60% | 0.00 | F | Fail |
| Withdrawn | - | W | Withdrawn |
| Incomplete | - | *I | Incomplete |
| Absent | - | **Abs E | Absent |
Admission Requirements and Examination Regulations for Postgraduate Studies:
For details on postgraduate admission requirements and examination regulations, please refer to the Postgraduate Studies Regulations File.
