College of Pharmacy

SRMS College of Pharmacy Bareilly, UP

ACADEMIC FACILITIES

High-tech well-equipped labs in the departments of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmaceutics, Pharmacology, and Pharmacognosy serve as a strong framework for our graduates to help them develop capabilities to become world-class pharmacists and scientists.

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SRMS COLLEGE OF PHARMACY IS PROVIDING FOLLOWING FACILITIES FOR RESEARCH IN PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES:

  • Analysis of Samples for Infrared and UV Spectrophotometric Data.
  • HPLC Analysis.
  • Dissolution and Other Formulation Studies.
  • Analytical Method Development.

 

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BRANCHES OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCE

Pharmaceutical science basically has four branches, around which many of the subjects are framed. These branches are:

Pharmaceutical chemistry and analysis

These are related scientific disciplines at the intersection of chemistry and pharmacy dealing with designing and developing pharmaceutical drugs, and also with analytical topics that help develop basics about quality management of raw materials and finished pharmaceuticals

Pharmaceutics

It’s the discipline of pharmacy that deals with all facets of the process of turning a new chemical entity into a medication able to be safely and effectively used by patients in the community.

Pharmacology

It’s the study of how chemical substances interact with living systems. The field encompasses study of drug composition, drug properties, interactions, toxicology, and desirable effects that can be used in therapy of diseases. Other subjects, viz., anatomy and physiology, and pathophysiology are a prelude to pharmacology, helping the students to develop the knowledge of intricate functioning, and make-up of human body and disease processes.

Pharmacognosy

It’s the study of medicinal products in their crude or unprepared form. It includes the study of the physical, chemical, biochemical and biological properties of drugs, drug substances as well as the search for new drugs from natural sources.



SPECIALIZED SUBJECTS

Industrial management and pharmaceutical jurisprudence help orienting the students to understand basic technicalities related to the control of regulating authorities across the world over research manufacture and distribution of pharmaceuticals and also train the students about appropriate management skills required to skilfully carry out these operations, and the involved mathematical calculations.

ADDITIONAL ELECTIVE INTEGRATED PROJECTS

Additional elective integrated projects are a part of the curriculum to help students understand using knowledge from different subjects to carry out pharmaceutical research.

The department is equipped with the following Labs

  • Pharmaceutical Chemistry (Inorganic and Organic chemistry) Lab
  • Pharmaceutical Analysis Lab
  • Medicinal and Biochemistry Lab
  • Physical Pharmacy and Physical Chemistry Lab
  • Pharmaceutics-I & II
  • Dispensing and Cosmetology Lab
  • Remedial Bio and Human Anatomy and Physiology Lab
  • Hygiene Lab
  • Research and Instrument Lab
  • Microbiology Lab
  • Pharmacognosy Lab
  • Medicinal Garden
  • Computer Lab
  • Pharmaceutical Engineering Lab
  • Museum
  • Machine Room
  • Pharmacology Lab
  • M. Pharm. Research Lab
  • Pharmacy Seminar Hall

 

Animal
House

The college has a well equipped animal house, which is approved by CPCSEA, Ministry of Social Justice & Empowerment, Govt. of India, for experiments to be carried out by students in their research work.

Herbal
Garden

Herbal garden contains large number of medicinal plants. The medicinal plants are used for practical demonstration of the students. Various medicinal plants and its parts are used as medicines.

Drug Formulation

The Pharmacy faculty actively produces certain pharmaceutical dosage forms, such as ointments, capsules, tablets, etc., on a small scale, aiming to instill a culture of research and innovation.

Pharmacist
Day

Pharmacist day is celebrated on 15th September of every year. All the students make their oral and poster presentations. Best pharmacist is awarded to a student from final year students.




Program Educational Objectives

  • SRMSCET (PHARMACY) provides the basic knowledge associated with profession of Pharmacy.
  • To develop entrepreneurship with skills and leadership role for facilitating improvement in health and social wellbeing.
  • To inculcate professional and ethical attitude in students and lifelong learning habits awareness and enabling them to compete globally.
  • Promoting students for national and international research and technological activities


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