Vision

Our vision is to contribute significantly to the advancement of pharmaceutical knowledge, the well-being of society, and the betterment of healthcare practices. We seek to foster a culture of continuous improvement, collaboration, and community engagement, where our graduates emerge as leaders, innovators, and compassionate healthcare professionals.

Mission

Our mission is to provide a transformative and world-class education in pharmaceutical sciences, empowering our students to excel as ethical, skilled, and socially responsible professionals in the dynamic healthcare industry.

The Program Educational Objectives (PEOs) of the B.Pharm program at CLG Pharmacy College outline the expected accomplishments and professional attributes of graduates several years after completing their education. Our PEOs aim to ensure that our alumni are well-prepared to contribute positively to the pharmaceutical industry and society. The following are the Program Educational Objectives:

1. Professional Competence:

• Graduates will demonstrate a high level of competence in pharmaceutical sciences, applying their knowledge to contribute effectively to the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors.

2. Continuous Learning:

• Graduates will engage in lifelong learning and professional development, adapting to advancements in pharmaceutical sciences and staying current with evolving industry trends.

3. Ethical and Social Responsibility:

• Graduates will uphold the highest ethical standards and social responsibility in their professional practice, contributing positively to community health and well-being.

4. Leadership and Collaboration:

• Graduates will exhibit leadership qualities and effective collaboration skills, fostering teamwork and contributing to the success of multidisciplinary healthcare teams.

5. Career Advancement:

• Graduates will advance in their careers, taking on leadership roles and contributing to the growth and development of the pharmaceutical industry and related healthcare fields.

6. Research and Innovation:

• Graduates will engage in research and innovation, applying critical thinking skills to contribute to advancements in pharmaceutical knowledge and practices.

7. Effective Communication:

• Graduates will communicate pharmaceutical information clearly and effectively, catering to diverse audiences, including healthcare professionals, patients, and colleagues.

8. Global Perspective:

• Graduates will have a global perspective, understanding international healthcare challenges and opportunities and contributing positively to a globally connected pharmaceutical landscape.

9. Community Engagement:

• Graduates will actively engage with the community, applying their pharmaceutical expertise to address local health needs and participating in community health initiatives.

10. Professional Growth: - Graduates will experience professional growth through participation in professional organizations, conferences, and continued education, enhancing their expertise and influence in the field.

The Program Specific Outcomes (PSOs) outline the specific skills, knowledge, and attributes that graduates of the B.Pharm program at CLG Pharmacy College are expected to possess upon completing their education. The following are the Program Specific Outcomes:

1. Pharmaceutical Knowledge:

• Graduates will demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of pharmaceutical sciences, including pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, pharmacognosy, and pharmaceutical analysis.

2. Practical Application:

• Graduates will be proficient in applying theoretical knowledge to practice, showcasing skills in pharmaceutical processes, drug formulation, and quality control.

3. Ethical and Professional Conduct:

• Graduates will adhere to high ethical standards and professional conduct in all aspects of pharmaceutical practice, demonstrating integrity, responsibility, and accountability.

4. Regulatory Compliance:

• Graduates will have a comprehensive knowledge of pharmaceutical laws and regulations, ensuring compliance with legal requirements in the pharmaceutical industry.

5. Patient-Centric Care:

• Graduates will exhibit skills in patient care, demonstrating an understanding of medication dispensing, counseling patients on proper medication use, and contributing to positive health outcomes.

6. Communication Skills:

• Graduates will effectively communicate pharmaceutical information to healthcare professionals, patients, and colleagues, ensuring clarity and understanding in diverse healthcare settings.

7. Teamwork and Collaboration:

• Graduates will work collaboratively in multidisciplinary healthcare teams, demonstrating effective teamwork, communication, and interpersonal skills.

8. Problem-Solving Abilities:

• Graduates will demonstrate the ability to analyze pharmaceutical issues critically, identify challenges, and propose effective solutions, showcasing problem-solving skills in a professional context.

9. Lifelong Learning:

Graduates will exhibit a commitment to lifelong learning, staying updated with advancements in pharmaceutical sciences and engaging in continuous professional development.

10. Research and Innovation: - Graduates will have the ability to engage in scientific inquiry, contributing to research and innovation in pharmaceutical sciences.

11. Industry Readiness: - Graduates will be ready for entry-level positions in the pharmaceutical industry, showcasing the skills and knowledge necessary for successful careers in various pharmaceutical roles.

The Program Outcomes (POs) describe the broader knowledge, skills, and attitudes that students are expected to acquire by the time they complete their Bachelor of Pharmacy program at CLG Pharmacy College. The following are the Program Outcomes:

1. Knowledge Base:

• Acquire a strong foundation in pharmaceutical sciences, including principles of pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, pharmaceutics, pharmacognosy, and pharmaceutical analysis.

2. Practical Application:

• Apply theoretical knowledge to practice through hands-on experience in laboratories and real-world settings, demonstrating proficiency in pharmaceutical processes and quality control.

3. Ethical and Professional Conduct:

• Adhere to high ethical standards and professional conduct in all aspects of pharmaceutical practice, demonstrating integrity and responsibility.

4. Regulatory Compliance:

• Understand and comply with pharmaceutical laws and regulations, ensuring legal and ethical practices in the pharmaceutical industry.

5. Patient-Centric Care:

• Provide patient-centered care by understanding medication dispensing, counseling patients on proper medication use, and contributing to positive health outcomes.

6. Communication Skills:

• Effectively communicate pharmaceutical information to healthcare professionals, patients, and colleagues, ensuring clarity and understanding in diverse healthcare settings.

7. Teamwork and Collaboration:

• Work collaboratively in multidisciplinary healthcare teams, demonstrating effective teamwork, communication, and interpersonal skills.

8. Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving:

• Analyze pharmaceutical issues critically, identify challenges, and propose effective solutions, showcasing problem-solving skills in a professional context.

9. Lifelong Learning:

• Cultivate a commitment to lifelong learning, staying updated with advancements in pharmaceutical sciences and engaging in continuous professional development.

10. Research and Innovation: - Engage in scientific inquiry, contributing to research and innovation in pharmaceutical sciences.

11. Industry Readiness: - Demonstrate readiness for entry-level positions in the pharmaceutical industry, showcasing the skills and knowledge necessary for successful careers in various pharmaceutical roles.

12. Social and Environmental Responsibility: - Demonstrate awareness of social and environmental issues related to pharmaceutical practices, promoting responsible and sustainable approaches in the field.

Scope

The career scope for individuals with a degree in Pharmacy is broad and dynamic, offering a multitude of opportunities for professional growth and impact. Graduates from CLG Pharmacy College can explore various career paths within the pharmaceutical industry and related healthcare sectors. Here are some prominent career scopes for Pharmacy graduates:

1. Community Pharmacist:
• Work in retail or independent pharmacies, providing direct patient care, counseling on medications, and managing prescription dispensing.
2. Hospital Pharmacist:
• Contribute to healthcare teams in hospitals, clinics, or healthcare facilities, ensuring safe and effective medication use, managing drug distribution, and participating in patient care.
3. Pharmaceutical Research and Development:
• Engage in research roles within pharmaceutical companies, contributing to the discovery and development of new drugs, formulations, and therapeutic interventions.
4. Regulatory Affairs Specialist:
• Ensure compliance with pharmaceutical regulations, navigate the regulatory landscape, and contribute to the approval process of new drugs and healthcare products.
5. Quality Control and Assurance:
• Monitor and maintain the quality of pharmaceutical products through roles in quality control and assurance, ensuring adherence to industry standards and regulatory requirements.
6. Pharmaceutical Sales and Marketing:
• Work in sales and marketing roles for pharmaceutical companies, promoting and selling medications, and educating healthcare professionals on product benefits.
7. Clinical Research Associate (CRA):
• Play a key role in clinical trials, ensuring the safety and efficacy of new drugs, and collaborating with research teams and regulatory bodies.
8. Pharmacovigilance Specialist:
• Monitor and assess the safety of pharmaceutical products post-market, contributing to the identification and prevention of adverse drug reactions.
9. Academic and Research Institutions:
• Pursue teaching and research roles in universities, colleges, and research institutions, contributing to the education and advancement of pharmaceutical sciences.
10. Pharmacy Informatics Specialist:
• Utilize technology and data in pharmacy practices, managing information systems, and optimizing the use of technology in pharmaceutical care.
11. Medical Writing and Communication:
• Contribute to medical writing, creating content for regulatory submissions, scientific publications, and healthcare communication materials.
12. Entrepreneurship:
• Establish and manage independent pharmacies, pharmaceutical consulting firms, or venture into entrepreneurial ventures within the pharmaceutical and healthcare sectors.
13. Global Health and International Organizations:
• Contribute to global health initiatives, working with international organizations, NGOs, or pharmaceutical companies with a global presence.
14. Pharmacy Management and Administration:
• Take on managerial roles in pharmacies, healthcare organizations, or pharmaceutical companies, overseeing operations, staff, and strategic planning.
15. Pharmaceutical Consulting:
• Provide consulting services to pharmaceutical companies, regulatory agencies, or healthcare institutions, offering expertise in compliance, strategy, and process optimization.