Education with excellence to build your future in pharma career. The Kendro had already a Pharmaceutical Enterprise (Gono Shyastha Pharmaceutical Ltd.
The intent urge of the Trustees of Gono Shaystha Kendra to provide service to the people primarily worked in the establishment of the department albeit also to cater to the increasing demand of pharmacy graduates was rightly visualized . GPL ), an Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient production unit ( Gonoshayatha Antibiotics Ltd.) under its umbrella. The concept of introducing an academic programme i
n the vicinity of these enterprises was a well thought out plan. The department aims at producing quality graduates. The objectives are:
To elevate the level of Pharmaceutical education, research and management
To provide leadership in pharmaceutical sciences, technology and management in the country
To provide facilities for curriculum and media development by revision of curriculum from time to time and preparing a variety of institutional resources
To be center of innovation in pharmaceutical sciences and technology not only for the industry but also for making in depth studies on drug surveillance, functioning community and institutional pharmacies and pharmaceutical management
To provide scientific footing to traditional medicine and bring out scientific and the sociological aspects of drugs’ use and abuse, family planning, rural pharmacy etc
Course offered and its Philosophy:
The department offers a four year Bachelor of Pharmacy ( Honours Course). The program comprises of 163 credit hours spread over eight semesters, each of 26 weeks’ duration. The undergraduate course is so designed that the students in the first four semesters receive the conceptual knowledge about the basic topics. In order to ensure this objective the students are offered complementary courses in Mathematics, Computer Science, Statistics and Environmental Science as well as English and Bengali. In the next four semesters more emphasis is given on Pharmaceutical Analysis, Medicinal and Pharmaceutical Chemistry, Pharmacology and Toxicology. Also a great deal of emphasis is designed for Pharmaceutics and Industrial Pharmacy as well as for marketing and management. In Plant training is an integral part of B.Pharm course. The objective of the programme is to expose the students to the activities of a pharmaceutical industry. Under this programme each student is required to work as an intern in a pharmaceutical industry for 4 to 6 weeks. As a part of the programme each student has to prepare a report under the supervision of a Senior Pharmacist of the relevant enterprise, which is duly evaluated for finalization of the student’s results. Naturally great emphasis is placed upon practical work. In the 7th and 8th semesters the students carry out research projects. The research topics cover a wide range of issues related to pharmaceutical science. Admission Requirements:
The department does not make any compromise with Quality education. Demand for places for the B.Pharm is highly competitive. Selection is made on the basis of an entrance examination although credit is given to the grades achieved by the admission seekers in public examinations. The department welcomes students who are ambitious, willing to work hard and who are also keen to associate them with the vibrant and enthusiastic department. Unlike many schools of pharmacy in the country the intake numbers has not been expanded and the entry has been restricted to 50-60 students per semester. The department endears to sustain a most friendly and supportive relation between the students and the faculty. Laboratory facilities:
The department has as many as five well equipped laboratories. These include laboratories for General Phamacy (Physical, Organic and Inorganic), pharmaceutics, pharmaceutical analysis, and instrumentation. The pharmacological laboratory is in developing stage. The department enjoys the added advantage in having Gono Shyastha Pharmaceuticals Ltd.’(GPL), Gono Shaystha Antibiotics Ltd (GSA). Gono Shyastha Research and Development Division where the students have access albeit under the supervision of a faculty member. Library facilities:
Gono Bishwabidyalay library has been an integral part of the university and meets the information on research and needs of the Pharmacy students, faculty and for development studies. It is growing steadily. Faculty Members:
Full time Teachers:
Professor Dr. Mesbahuddin Ahmad
Head of the Department
M.Sc(DU), PhD (Canada)
Professor
Dr. Golam Mohammad
M.Sc(CU), PhD (JU)
Assoicate Professor
Binita Bilkis
M.Pharm(DU)
Assistant Professor
Monica Roy
M.Pharm( DU)
Lecturer
Zubair Khalid Labu
B.Pharm(DU), M.Sc.( Pharm.Technology), (APU)
Senior Lecturer
Rozina Parul
B.Pharm(JU)
Lecturer
Part Time:
Md.Mafruhi Sattar
M.Pharm( JU)
Associate Professor
Dr. Sukalyan Kumar Kundo
Phd (japan) M.Pharm(JB)
Assitant Professor
