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Internal Regulation of BachelorStage (Clinical Pharmacy Program)

1. Degree Awarded

The Faculty of Pharmacy awards its graduate the Bachelor Degree in

Pharmaceutical Sciences (Clinical Pharmacy), after successful completion of the

approved study program.

2. Program structure

The Bachelor of Pharmacy program can be completed in five (5) years or ten

semester of full-time study. It provides education in the biological, chemical and

physical together with professional instruction on material that is specific to the

practice of pharmacy. The program structured into two semesters each year, each

semester made up of 15 weeks.

An optional 6 to 8 weeks summer semester is also offered. The Faculty of Pharmacy

implements the credit hours system. A credit hour represents an hour of lectures (L)

or two hours of practical or tutorial (P/T) classes a week for a period of 15 weeks.

3. Course Registration

Academic advisors are available to help students choose the required courses fromthe list of the offered courses. Selection of courses for any given semester is

conditional on the successful completion of the prerequisite courses of the



allowed to retake the course when available. Students who withdraw after the

deadline will not be allowed to sit for the relevant exam and will carry a grade

“F” for that course.

2. Language of Instruction

English is the official language of instruction; all communication, lectures,

coursework and documentation are performed using English language.3. Summer Training

Every student should complete at least 200 hours (100credit hours) of training in

pharmacy settings such as community or hospital pharmacies, pharmaceutical firm

or research institutes and university and further 100 credit hours of training in a

teaching hospital. Students commence training after the end of second year.

4. Admission Policy

The Faculty complies with the admission regulations and requirements of the

Egyptian Supreme Council of University (ESCU)

4.1Admission of Graduate from other Faculties

Graduate from the faculties of Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Dentistry,

Nursing, Science and Agriculture are admitted on space-available basis.Course completed at another faculty are evaluated for equivalency to the

Faculty of Pharmacy courses.



5. Grading Scheme

• Grades are a measure of the performance of a student in an individual course

Grade

Expression

Grade

Scale

Grade Point Average

(GPA)

Numerical Scale of

Marks

Excellent A 4 ≥90%

A- 3.7 85-<90%

Very Good B + 3.3 82.5-<85%

B 3 77.5-<82.5%

B- 2.7 75-<77.5%

Good C+ 2.3 72.5-<75%

C 2 67.5-<72.5%

C- 1.7 65-<67.5%

Satisfactory D+ 1.3 62.5-<65%

D 1 60-<62.5%

Fail F 0 <60%



the student is the weighted average of the grade points acquired in the

courses passed in that particular semester.

• Registration symbol that do not carry grade points or credit:

○ S: Represents achievement that is satisfactory

○ U: Represents achievement that is unsatisfactory

○ T: Transfer, indicates credits transfer from another institution.

○ W: Withdrawal prior to deadline indicates a student has officially

withdrawn from a course.

1. Failure In Courses

• Students who fail to attend the final exam.

• Student who fail to achieve 30% of the marks in the final written exam.

• Student who fails to achieve 60% of the total marks.

Progression of students

• The student cannot progress to the next course without having passed its

prerequisite courses.

• Student who fail to pass a required be allowed to repeat this course

• Student who fails to pass an elective course will be allowed to repeat this

course or register for another elective course.1. Academic Difficulty

A student who fails to maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of “1” for six



Program Curriculum

Semester 1

Course title

Cours

e

code

Credit hours

Prerequi

site

Examination Marks Tota

l

Mar

ks

Final

Exam

(Hrs)

Lec

t.

Pra

ct.

Tot

al

Peri

od

Pra

ct.

W

r.

Ora

l.

Physical & Inorganic Chemistry PC

1012 1 3

Registrati

on10 25 50 15 100 2

Pharmaceutical Organic

Chemistry -1

PC

1022 1 3

Registrati

on10 25 50 15 100 2

Biophysics MD

1011 1 2

Registrati

on10 25 65 - 100 1

Botany and Medicinal Plants PG

1012 1 3

Registrati

on10 25 50 15 100 2

Cell Biology MD

1021 1 2

Registrati

on10 25 65 - 100 1

Mathematic and Statistics MS

1011 1 2 Registrati

on10 25 65 - 100 2

English Language EN

1012 - 2

Registrati

on10 - 90 - 100 2

Total 11 6 17 700



Legends:

Lect.: Lecture

Period: Periodical ExamPract.: Practical Exam

Wr.: Writing Exam

Semester 2

Course title

Cour

se

code

Credit hours

Prerequisite


l

Mar

ks

Final

Exam

(Hrs)

Lec

t.

Pra

ct.

Tot

al

Peri

od

Pra

ct.

W

r.

Or

al.

Pharmaceutical Organic

Chemistry – 2

PC

2032 1 3

Pharmaceutical

Organic Chemistry -110 25 50 10 100 2

Pharmaceutical

Analytical Chemistry -1

PC

2052 1 3

Physical & Inorganic

Chemistry10 25 50 10 100 2

Pharmacognosy -1 PG20

22 1 3

Botany and Medicinal

Plants10 25 50 10 100 2

Histology MD 2 1 3 Cell Biology 10 25 65 - 100 2



203

Physical Pharmacy PT

2012 1 3

Physical & Inorganic

Chemistry10 25 50 10 100 2

Pharmacy Orientation PT

2022 - 2

Registration10 - 90 - 100 2

Human Rights HU20

12 - 2


Total 14 5 19 700

Semester 3

Course title

Course

code

Credit hours

Prerequisite


l

Mar

ks

Final

Exam

(Hrs)

Lec

t.

Pra

ct.

Tot

al

Peri

od

Pra

ct.

W

r.

Or

al.

Pharmaceutical

Organic Chemistry – 3

PC

3042 1 3

Pharmaceutical

Organic Chemistry -210 25 50 10 100 2



Pharmaceutical

Analytical Chemistry -2

PC

3062 1 3

Pharmaceutical

Analytical Chemistry -110 25 50 10 100 2

Pharmacognosy -2 PG30

3

2 1 3Pharmacognosy -1

10 25 50 10 100 2

Anatomy MD30

41 1 2

Registration10 25 65 - 100 1

Physiology MD30

53 1 4

Cell Biology10 25 65 - 100 3

Medical Terminology EN30

22 - 2

English Language10 - 90 - 100 2

Psychology HU30

21 - 1


Total 14 5 19 700

Semester 4



Course title

Cour

se

code

Credit hours

Prerequisite


l

Mar

ks

Final

Exam

(Hrs)

Lec

t.

Pra

ct.

Tot

al

Peri

od

Pra

ct.

W

r.

Or

al.

Biochemistry -1 PB40

12 1 3

Pharmaceutical

Organic Chemistry – 310 25 50 10 100 2

Phytochemistry – 1 PG40

4 2 1 3

Pharmacognosy -2

10 25 50 10 100 2

Instrumental Analysis PC40

7 1 1 2

Pharmaceutical

Analytical Chemistry -2 10 25 65 - 100 2

General Microbiology

and Immunology

PM40

1 3 1 4

Cell Biology

10 25 65 - 100 3

Parasitology MD40

6 1 1 2

Cell Biology

10 25 65 - 100 1

Pharmaceutical

Dosage Forms – 1

PT40

3 2 1 3

Physical Pharmacy

10 25 50 10 100 2

Pharmacy Legislation PT40

42 - 2




Total 12 6 19 700

Semester 5

Course title

Cour

se

code

Credit hours

Prerequisite


l

Mar

ks

Final

Exam

(Hrs)

Lec

t.

Pra

ct.

Tot

al

Peri

od

Pra

ct.

W

r.

Or

al.

Medicinal Chemistry-1 PC50

92 1 3

Pharmaceutical

Organic Chemistry – 310 25 50 10 100 2

Clinical Microbiology PM50

22 1 3


and Immunology10 25 50 10 100 2

Pharmaceutical

Dosage Forms - 2

PT50

52 1 3

Pharmaceutical

Dosage Forms – 110 25 50 10 100 2

Biochemistry-2 PB502

2 1 3 Biochemistry -1 10 25 50 10 100 2

Phytochemistry -2 PG50

52 1 3

Phytochemistry – 110 25 50 10 100 2

Pathophysiology MD50

72 - 2

Physiology10 - 90 - 100 2



Pharmacy

Administration

PT50

62 - 2


Total 14 5 19 700

Semester 6

Course title

Cour

se

code

Credit hours

Prerequisite


l

Mar

ks

Final

Exam

(Hrs)

Lec

t.

Pra

ct.

Tot

al

Peri

od

Pra

ct.

W

r.

Or

al.

Medicinal Chemistry –

2

PC61

0 2 1 3

Medicinal Chemistry-1

10 25 50 10 100 2

Pharmaceutical

Technology

PT60

72 1 3

Registration10 25 50 10 100 2

Community Pharmacy

Practice

PT60

82 1 3




Biopharmaceutics and

Pharmacokinetics

PT60

92 1 3

Pharmaceutical

Dosage Forms - 210 25 50 10 100 2

Quality Control of

Herbal Drugs

PG60

6

2 1 3Phytochemistry -2

10 25 50 10 100 2

Pathology MD60

82 1 3


Traumas and First Aid MD60

92 - 2

Hitology, Anatomy,

and Physiology 10 - 75 15 100 2

Total 14 6 20 700

Semester 7

Course title

Cour

se

code

Credit hours

Prerequisite


l

Mar

ks

Final

Exam

(Hrs)

Lec

t.

Pra

ct.

Tot

al

Peri

od

Pra

ct.

W

r.

Or

al.

Pharmacology -1 PC70 2 1 3 Physiology 10 25 50 10 100 2



1

Radiopharmaceuticals PP70

11 - 1


Clinical Pharmacy -1 PP70

22 1 3


Pharmacokinetics10 25 50 10 100 2

Hospital Pharmacy PP70

32 1 3



Controlled Drug

Delivery System

PT70

42 - 2

Pharmaceutical

Dosage Forms - 210 - 75 15 100 2

Public Health and

Preventive Medicine

MD71

02 - 2

Clinical Microbiology10 - 75 15 100 2

Pharmaceutical

Biotechnology

PM70

32 1 3

Biochemistry-210 25 50 10 100 2

Pharmaceutical

Microbiology

PM70

42 1 3


and Immunology10 25 50 10 100 2

Total 15 5 20 800

Semester 8

Course title Cour Credit hours Prerequisite Examination Marks Tota Final



se

code

l

Mar

ks

Exam

(Hrs)

Lec

t.

Pra

ct.

Tot

al

Peri

od

Pra

ct.

W

r.

Or

al.

Pharmacology -2 PO80

22 1 3

Pharmacology -110 25 50 10 100 2

Clinical Pharmacy -2 PP80

52 1 3

Clinical Pharmacy -110 25 50 10 100 2

Phytotherapy PG80

72 1 3

Phytochemistry -210 25 50 10 100 2

PharmaceuticalAnalysis and Quality

Control

PC808

2 1 3

PharmaceuticalAnalytical Chemistry -2

and Medicinal

Chemistry – 2

10 25 50 10 100 2

Clinical Biochemistry PB80

32 1 3

Biochemistry-210 25 50 10 100 2

Drug Marketing PP80

61 - 1

Clinical Pharmacy -2

and Hospital Pharmacy10 - 90 - 100 1

Drug Interaction PO80

32 - 2

Pharmacology -2 and

Clinical Pharmacy -210 - 75 15 100 2

Elective Course PE 2 1 3 Registration 10 25 50 10 100 2

Total 15 6 21 800



Semester 9

Course title

Cour

se

code

Credit hours

Prerequisite


l

Mar

ks

Final

Exam

(Hrs)

Lec

t.

Pra

ct.

Tot

al

Peri

od

Pra

ct.

W

r.

Or

al.

Toxicology and

Forensic Chemistry

PO90

4 2 1 3Pharmacology -2

10 25 50 10 100 2

Therapeutics -1 PO90

52 1 3 Pharmacology -2 10 25 50 10 100 2

Clinical

Pharmacokinectics

PP90

7 2 1 3Biopharmaceutics and


Oncology PP90

8 2 1 3Pathology and

Pharmacology -2

10 25 50 10 100 2

Clinical Nutrition PP90

9 1 1 2

Biochemistry-2 and

Pharmaceutical

Dosage Forms - 2

10 25 50 15 100 1

Clinical Pharmacology PO90

62 1 3 Pharmacology -2 10 25 50 10 100 2

Sociology HU90 1 - 1 Registration 10 - 90 - 100 1



3

Elective Courses PE 2 1 3 Registration 10 25 50 10 100 2

Total 14 7 21 800

Semester 10

Course title

Cour

se

code

Credit hours

Prerequisite


l

Mar

ks

Final

Exam

(Hrs)

Lec

t.

Pra

ct.

Tot

al

Peri

od

Pra

ct.

W

r.

Or

al.

Therapeutics -2 PO00

72 1 3 Therapeutics -1 10 25 50 10 100 2

Treatment of

Dermatology and

Reproductive Disease

PP01

0 1 1 2

Pharmacology -2 and

Clinical Pharmacy -2 10 25 50 15 100 1

Treatment of

Pediatrics Disease

PP01

1 2 1 3Pharmacology -2 and

Clinical Pharmacy -210 25 50 10 100 2

Treatment of

Cardiovascular

Disease

PP01

2 2 1 3

Pharmacology -2 and


Gastroenterology PP01 2 1 3 Pharmacology -2 and 10 25 50 10 100 2



3 Clinical Pharmacy -2

Treatment of

Respiratory System

Disease

PP01

4 2 1 3

Pharmacology -2 and


Drug Information PP01

5 1 - 1Pharmacology -2 and

Clinical Pharmacy -210 - 75 15 100 2

Elective Courses PE 2 1 3 Registration 10 25 50 10 100 2

Total 14 7 21 800

Elective Courses

Course code Course title Credit hours

L P/T Total

PC E11 Drug Design 2 - 2

PC E12 Advanced Pharmaceutical Analysis - Spectroscopy 2 - 2

PG E8 Alternative Medicine Therapy 2 - 2

PG E9 Production and Manufacture of Medicinal Plant 2 - 2

PG E10 Chromatography and Separation Techniques 2 - 2

PT E10 Quality Assurance and GMP 2 - 2

PT E11 Applied Industrial Pharmacy 2 - 2



PT E12 Good Manufacturing Practice 2 - 2

PT E13 Cosmetics Preparation 2 - 2

PM E5 Biological Standardization 2 - 2

PM E6 Antimicrobial Agents 2 - 2

PO E9 Veterinary Pharmacology 2 - 2

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