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Pharmaceutics
Practical training related to formulation, preparation and evaluation of pharmaceutical dosage forms.
01 / OVERVIEW
Practical Education
Practical education is an important component of pharmacy education. Students were provided opportunities to develop laboratory skills through practical sessions in various pharmaceutical disciplines. The practical training helps students connect theoretical concepts with laboratory applications and professional pharmacy practices.
02 / LABORATORY AREAS
Major Pharmaceutical Disciplines
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Pharmaceutical Chemistry
Laboratory exercises covering chemical properties, reactions and pharmaceutical compounds.
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Pharmaceutical Analysis
Training in analytical techniques used for identification and evaluation of pharmaceutical substances.
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Pharmacology
Practical exposure to the study of drugs, their actions and pharmacological effects.
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Pharmacognosy
Practical study of medicinal plants, crude drugs and natural pharmaceutical resources.
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Pharmaceutical Microbiology
Laboratory training in microorganisms, aseptic techniques and microbiological applications.
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Biochemistry
Practical exercises involving biochemical processes and analysis of biological samples.
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Instrumental Analysis
Training in the use of analytical instruments and interpretation of experimental results.
LABORATORY FOCUS
Skills developed through practical training
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Laboratory safety practices
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Handling of laboratory instruments
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Preparation of formulations
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Analytical techniques
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Experimental documentation
03 / PRACTICAL COMPETENCIES
Student Training
Laboratory safety
Instrument handling
Formulation preparation
Analytical techniques
Experimental procedures
Sample analysis
Documentation
Result interpretation
04 / TRAINING PROCESS
Laboratory Learning Activities
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Laboratory Safety Training
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Handling of Instruments
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Preparation of Pharmaceutical Formulations
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Analytical Experiments
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Experimental Documentation
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Interpretation of Results
05 / LEARNING OUTCOMES
Practical Competency Development
Through regular laboratory sessions, students develop practical skills, scientific observation, accuracy, documentation practices and the ability to interpret experimental results. The training supports students in developing professional competencies required for pharmaceutical practice and further academic work.
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Laboratory Skills
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Scientific Approach
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Professional Competency