Pharmaceutical Analysis Lab
Identification, purity testing and analytical methods.
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Faculty of Pharmacy
The Faculty of Pharmacy prepares specialists in pharmaceutical sciences, clinical pharmacy, drug safety, quality control, toxicology, pharmacognosy and healthcare innovation.
Pharmacy laboratoriesPharmaceutical chemistry, analysis, toxicology and quality control.
Faculty Overview
Training pharmacy professionals for safe and effective medicine use.
The Faculty of Pharmacy connects chemical sciences, biomedical mechanisms and clinical application. Students learn how medicines act in the body, how they are prepared and controlled, how drug safety is monitored, and how pharmacists contribute to healthcare teams.
The faculty emphasizes laboratory accuracy, ethical responsibility, rational pharmacotherapy, patient counseling and evidence-based medication decisions.
- Pharmaceutical chemistry and analysis
- Clinical pharmacy and pharmacotherapy
- Drug safety, toxicology and quality control
- Hospital and private clinic medication workflow
- Research in rational drug use and pharmacognosy
Dr. Akmal Juraev
Dean, Faculty of Pharmacy
The Dean Office supports teaching quality, laboratory safety, research culture, student advising and professional pharmacy development.
Contact Dean OfficeMission
To prepare ethical, skilled and science-driven pharmacy professionals.
The faculty mission is to educate specialists who can support safe medication use, pharmaceutical quality, patient counseling, drug safety monitoring, research and healthcare innovation.
Vision
To become a respected pharmacy faculty in Central Asia known for strong laboratories, clinical pharmacy education and research relevance.
Graduate Profile
Graduates are prepared for clinical pharmacy, hospital pharmacy, pharmaceutical quality assurance, regulatory pathways and research support roles.
Curriculum
Five-year pharmacy pathway.
Each year builds scientific knowledge, laboratory discipline, medication safety awareness and practical healthcare skills.
1
Year 1
General chemistry, biology, anatomy, academic skills and introduction to pharmacy.
2
Year 2
Organic chemistry, biochemistry, physiology, microbiology and pharmaceutical analysis.
3
Year 3
General pharmacology, pharmaceutical chemistry, toxicology, dosage forms and lab methods.
4
Year 4
Clinical pharmacy, pharmacotherapy, medication safety, hospital pharmacy and counseling.
5
Year 5
Quality control, practical placement, research project and graduation assessment.
Departments
Academic departments and units.
| # | Department | Academic Activity |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pharmaceutical Chemistry | Chemical structure, synthesis concepts, analysis and identification of pharmaceutical substances. |
| 2 | Clinical Pharmacy | Medication counseling, pharmacotherapy, hospital pharmacy and patient safety. |
| 3 | General Pharmacology | Drug action, pharmacodynamics, pharmacokinetics and rational therapy principles. |
| 4 | Toxicology | Poisoning, adverse effects, drug interactions and safe medication use. |
| 5 | Pharmacognosy | Medicinal plants, natural products and traditional medicine research foundations. |
| 6 | Drug Quality Control | Standards, purity, stability, documentation and laboratory quality procedures. |
| 7 | Pharmacoepidemiology | Population-level medication use, drug safety data and evidence-based policy. |
| 8 | Pharmacy Practice | Community and hospital pharmacy workflow, ethics and patient communication. |
Laboratories & Facilities
Practical learning through laboratory precision.
Dosage Forms Lab
Tablets, capsules, solutions, suspensions and preparation principles.
Toxicology Lab
Safety, interactions, adverse effects and risk awareness.
Quality Control Room
Documentation, standards, stability and quality procedures.
Clinical Pharmacy & Practice
Connecting medication science with patient care.
Pharmacy students learn how medicines are used in real healthcare settings and how pharmacists support safe, effective therapy.
Hospital Pharmacy Observation
Students learn medication supply, storage, dispensing and hospital workflow.
Medication Counseling
Communication skills help students explain safe medication use to patients.
Pharmacotherapy Seminars
Case-based discussions connect diseases, medicines, doses and safety.
Private Clinic Workflow
Exposure to modern clinic medication systems and patient service.
Drug Safety Monitoring
Adverse reactions, interactions and safe prescribing support.
Clinical Teamwork
Pharmacy students learn to collaborate with doctors, nurses and patients.
Research Themes
Scientific directions in Pharmacy.
Students and faculty participate in research that supports safer, smarter and more effective medication use.
- Rational drug use and medication safety
- Pharmaceutical quality control
- Natural products and pharmacognosy
- Clinical pharmacology and drug interactions
- Pharmacoepidemiology and public health pharmacy
Career Pathways
Where Pharmacy can lead.
- Clinical pharmacist
- Hospital pharmacy specialist
- Pharmaceutical quality control officer
- Drug safety associate
- Regulatory affairs pathway
- Community pharmacy professional
- Pharmaceutical industry specialist
- Research laboratory assistant
FAQ
Pharmacy questions.
Common questions about pharmacy education, labs, clinical pharmacy and career pathways.
How long is the Pharmacy program?
The Pharmacy program is structured as a five-year pathway.
Does Pharmacy include laboratory work?
Yes. Students study pharmaceutical chemistry, analysis, toxicology, dosage forms and quality control through practical laboratory learning.
Is clinical pharmacy included?
Yes. Clinical pharmacy, pharmacotherapy, medication counseling and hospital pharmacy concepts are included.
What careers can Pharmacy graduates pursue?
Graduates can pursue clinical pharmacy, hospital pharmacy, quality control, drug safety, pharmaceutical industry and further postgraduate education.
Apply to Pharmacy
Build your future in pharmaceutical sciences.
Join a faculty focused on medication safety, laboratory science, clinical pharmacy and healthcare innovation.