Pharmacy program will be the foremost provider of high-quality, pharmaceutical education based on patient-centered pharmacy services nationally, regionally and internationally, serving as a high-level institution for graduating pharmacy leaders and practitioners dedicated to advancing patient care services.
The Pharmacy program aspires to keep up with the scientific and professional advances and achieve excellence in pharmacy education, pharmaceutical research, and community service. The graduates of the department will have the following essential skills:
- Health and Pharmaceutical Care.
- Clinical Drug Therapy.
- Pharmaceutical Manufacturing and Marketing.
- Communication With Other Pharmacists, Physicians, and Problem Solving.
- Modern Pharmacy Administration Education.
- Acquire the Essential Skills in Providing Drug and Poison Information.
- Practicing the Ethical and Legal Standards in Patient Care.
Upon completion of their degree, graduates will:
- Develop and master the knowledge base in the basic, pharmaceutical and clinical sciences essential to fulfill all of the roles of pharmacy practitioners as health care providers.
- Developed an understanding of the pharmacist’s role in health care and illness prevention and the ability to perform this role.
- Demonstrate skills in the technical, social, and behavioral aspects of pharmacy, including communication skills.
- Acquire the skills and attitudes necessary for a commitment of life-long learning, including skills to retrieve, critically appraise, disseminate, and apply new knowledge.
- Illustrate the integration of knowledge and skills in the optimization of medication management and use for a wide range of people.
- To earn a Bachelor Degree in Pharmacy, a student must complete 161 credit hours. These include completion of University, College, Department compulsory and elective courses.
- Spend a minimum of 5 years in the program.
Advisory Plan
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First Year – First Semester |
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Course No. |
Course Name |
CH |
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10231114 |
General Chemistry for Health Sciences |
3 |
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10231115 |
General Chemistry Lab. for Health Sciences |
1 |
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7104101 |
General Biology for Health Sciences |
3 |
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10216235 |
Biostatistics for Medicine and Health Sciences |
3 |
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7227206 |
Pharmacy Ethics and Professionalism |
1 |
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7227101 |
First Aid |
1 |
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11000102 |
Arabic Language |
3 |
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Total |
15 |
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First Year – Second Semester |
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Course No. |
Course Name |
CH |
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10231213 |
Analytical Chemistry for Health Sciences |
3 |
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10231214 |
Analytical Chemistry Lab. for Health Sciences |
1 |
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7105403 |
General Microbiology |
3 |
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7101204 |
Anatomy for Pharmacy |
3 |
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7106201 |
Public Health and Epidemiology |
3 |
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11000101 |
Islamic Culture |
3 |
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11000126 |
Computer Science and Skills |
2 |
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Total |
18 |
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Second Year – First Semester |
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Course No. |
Course Name |
CH |
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7104210 |
Principles of General and Metabolic Biochemistry |
3 |
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10231236 |
Organic Chemistry for Health Sciences I |
3 |
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10231239 |
Organic Chemistry Lab for Health Sciences I |
1 |
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7102201 |
Medical Physiology I |
4 |
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7304201 |
Physical Pharmacy I |
3 |
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7304204 |
Physical Pharmacy Lab. |
1 |
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11000103 |
English Language |
3 |
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Total |
18 |
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Second Year – Second Semester |
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Course No. |
Course Name |
CH |
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10231330 |
Organic Chemistry for Health Sciences II |
3 |
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7304203 |
Physical Pharmacy II |
2 |
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7103907 |
Advanced Medical Physiology |
2 |
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7301301 |
Pharmacology 1 |
4 |
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7103906 |
Immunology for Pharmacy |
2 |
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7304504 |
Pharmaceutical Calculations |
2 |
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7106301 |
Medical Nutrition |
2 |
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7104210 |
Principles of General and Metabolic Biochemistry |
1 |
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Total |
18 |
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Third Year – First Semester |
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Course No. |
Course Name |
CH |
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7103201 |
Pathology |
3 |
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7301302 |
Pharmacology II |
4 |
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7303301 |
Medicinal Chemistry I |
4 |
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7303306 |
Pharmacognosy |
3 |
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7000408 |
Research Methods for Biomedical Sciences |
3 |
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11000117 |
Leadership and Communication Skills |
1 |
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Total |
18 |
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Third Year – Second Semester |
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Course No. |
Course Name |
CH |
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7304301 |
Pharmaceutics I |
4 |
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7303302 |
Medicinal Chemistry II |
4 |
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7304501 |
Pharmacokinetics |
3 |
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7303304 |
Photochemistry |
3 |
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7303307 |
Pharmacognosy Lab. |
1 |
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Elective Course |
2 |
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Total |
17 |
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Third Year – Summer Semester |
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Course No. |
Course Name |
CH |
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11000105 |
Palestinian Studies |
3 |
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11000324 |
English Language 2 |
3 |
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Elective Course |
2 |
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Total |
8 |
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Fourth Year – First Semester |
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Course No. |
Course Name |
CH |
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7304401 |
Industrial Pharmacy |
3 |
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7304302 |
Pharmaceutics II |
4 |
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7304303 |
Pharmaceutics I Lab. |
1 |
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7301406 |
Clinical Pharmacy I |
3 |
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7301403 |
Pharmaceutical care |
3 |
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7303911 |
Clinical Pharmacokinetics |
2 |
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Elective Course |
2 |
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Total |
18 |
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Fourth Year – Second Semester |
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Course No. |
Course Name |
CH |
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7301408 |
Cases in Clinical Toxicology |
3 |
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7301503 |
Clinical Pharmacy II |
3 |
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7103406 |
Case Studies in Clinical Biochemistry |
2 |
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7301504 |
Drug Information |
2 |
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7302501 |
Pharmaceutical Legislation |
1 |
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7302507 |
Over the Counter Medications |
2 |
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10231313 |
Instrumental Analysis |
3 |
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10231314 |
Instrumental Analysis Lab. |
1 |
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7302301 |
Pharmaceutical Communication Skills |
1 |
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Total |
18 |
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Fourth Year – Summer Semester |
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Course No. |
Course Name |
CH |
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700502 |
Research Project for Pharmacy |
3 |
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7302505 |
Community Pharmacy Clerkship |
3 |
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11000108 |
Community Service |
1 |
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المجموع |
7 |
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Fifth Year – First & Second Semester |
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Course No. |
Course Name |
CH |
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7303913 |
Dietary Supplement |
1 |
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7304305 |
Cosmetics Lab |
1 |
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7304402 |
Industrial Pharmacy Lab |
1 |
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7303505 |
Pharmaceutical Quality Control |
1 |
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7304304 |
Cosmetics |
2 |
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Total |
6 |
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Fifth Year – Second Semester |
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Grading Scale for Pharmacy Courses
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Grade in Letter |
Grade in % |
Grade in Number |
Evaluation |
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A |
90-100 |
4 |
Pass |
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A- |
88-89.99 |
3.75 |
Pass |
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B+ |
85-87.99 |
3.5 |
Pass |
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B |
80-84.99 |
3.0 |
Pass |
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B- |
76-79.99 |
2.75 |
Pass |
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C+ |
72-75.99 |
2.5 |
Pass |
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C |
70-71.99 |
2.0 |
Pass |
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C- |
65-69.99 |
1.75 |
Pass |
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D+ |
63-64.99 |
1.5 |
Pass |
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D |
60-62.99 |
1.0 |
Pass |
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D- |
45.99-59.99 |
0.75 |
Fail |
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E |
0-44.99 |
0.0 |
Fail |
- The minimum passing mark for each course is 60%.
- A student who does not pass a course (achieved D- or below) is allowed to repeat the failed course up to two times.
- Students are allowed to retake a course to raise their grade point average (GPA).