Ranked among the Best Pharmacy Colleges in Punjab, India University Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences (UIPS), Chandigarh University is now offering a two-year M. Pharmacy program with a specialization in Pharmacology. Pharmacology is an integral part of biomedical sciences that deals with the study of drug action, its adverse effects, etc. and works closely with a wide variety of disciplines such as neuroscience, molecular and cell biology, immunology, etc. Our course-set includes one year of theory examination (first year) and one year thesis-based research work (second year), and covers all verticals of research in life sciences.
The Selection Process for this Programme is via Counselling.
It is a Planned & Cooperative Structure that not only helps Candidates with the Admission Process in the Selected Course but also ensures that the same is perfect to make their dreams come true.
Message from Director (UIPS)
Director (UIPS)
There is a huge number of opportunities available for the students in both public and the private sector. After the completion of the course the students can work as a:
The mission of the Department of Pharma Sciences at Chandigarh University is to prepare the well- trained Pharmacy professionals who can deliver their services to the society in a sustainable way.
University Institute of Pharma Sciences, Chandigarh University has always been keen to create alumni who are excelled in various job positions from academia, industry and government sector in health departments. Our teaching pedagogy ensures a perfect blend of theory and practices and offers specialized knowledge in the areas, ranging from production, marketing and regulatory affairs.
To emerge as a centre of excellence in the field of pharmaceutical sciences by providing globally acceptable experiential learning and creating professionals & researchers for the industry and the society.
The Missions of University Institute of Pharma Sciences are as follows-
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