Department's Head's Speech
The Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry is an integral part of the Faculty of Pharmacy and actively contributes to achieving the vision of both the Faculty of Pharmacy and the University. This is accomplished by providing an academic environment conducive to education and scientific research. We emphasize that all department members are committed to enhancing Helwan University's ranking by conducting distinguished scientific research and publishing in high-impact scientific journals.
The pharmaceutical industry is evolving rapidly, with companies, universities, and research centers racing to discover new drugs for a large number of diseases using advanced research approaches and modern technologies, including artificial intelligence. AI has recently been utilized to manage vast amounts of data and information efficiently. Therefore, at the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, we strive to meet the demands of the job market in the pharmaceutical industries and research fields by training students in these modern methods, equipping them with the necessary skills and competencies, and developing postgraduate programs that align with this global advancement.
The department offers a range of postgraduate programs, led by esteemed faculty members with extensive expertise and strong scientific publications in various fields of pharmaceutical chemistry, including drug synthesis, analysis, computational design, and pharmaceutical industry applications. These programs include a diploma in Artificial Intelligence in Drug Design, a Master’s in Pharmaceutical Chemistry, and a Ph.D. in Pharmaceutical Chemistry.
At the undergraduate level, the department provides several courses that focus on the chemistry of drug structures and classifications, the relationship between chemical structure and biological activity, drug synthesis, methods for confirming chemical structures, drug design strategies, and the use of computational tools for drug development and activity prediction.
Head of the Department
Prof. Mohammed Abdou Khedr
