About the Program of Pharmacy
The general objective of the Pharmacy Program is to train highly qualified pharmacists who fulfill the essential, minimum common expectations of health care systems worldwide while fulfilling local needs. Graduates would be expected to have the required knowledge, skill, attitude and behavior to support the health care system and to respond to patient needs work in hospital and community pharmacies; drug manufacturing, import and wholesale companies; public health services; academic institutions; pharmaceutical research; drug regulatory body and quality control organizations
Entry requirements
Regular Program
Admission requirements will be as per the Wollega University Senate Legislation the University shall admit for undergraduate studies:
- Students who have completed Ethiopian high school education and satisfy its entrance qualification assessments.
- Applicants with foreign high school education of equivalent level to the Ethiopian high school education, as determined by the Ministry of Education, and who satisfy entrance requirements.
Special Admission
- QAdmissions into some programs may be granted to attract potentially resourceful candidates such as mature students.
- A student who has successfully finished a set of particular modules which entitles him/her to a degree may also peruse other related modules and earn another degree continuously. Details guidelines shall be worked out by the concerned body
- Private applicants who fulfill admission requirements for regular students and produce evidence of financial support to cover tuition fees and other expenses may apply for admission into the regular program. The Registrar’s office shall set guidelines for such admissions which would be reviewed periodically and approved by the Senate.
- The student who has completed a minimum of one academic year of study in good academic standing in an Ethiopian institution of higher education or in a foreign institution recognized by the Ministry of Education or has a diploma in the same or related field if applying for admission into a degree program from an institution of higher learning may also be admitted by the university.
Mission:
In line with mission of the Wollega University, the program of Pharmacy envisages to train highly qualified pharmacists with the required knowledge, skill and attitude to provide quality pharmaceutical services at all levels of the health care ladder. In essence, we are determined to offer quality education and produce competent and compassionate pharmacists who can fit in to the whole areas of the contemporary pharmacy practices. We strive to train manpower with broad pharmaceutical knowledge by providing practice-based education and training that enable future Pharmacists acquire problem solving skills; facilitate and assist in the transfer and adoption of pharmaceutical knowledge and technology and improve the pharmaceutical service provision in the country by offering bachelor degree in pharmacy.
To provide exemplary pharmacy education, training and research programs for professional students, graduate students to advance discovery in the public interest; and to provide service to the university, to professional and scientific communities, and to the public.
Vision:
The vision of Program is to be the leading academic center for innovative interdisciplinary research and pharmacy education, revolutionizing patient care in Ethiopia and the world.
List of modules | ||||||
No | Module category | Module title | Course name | Course code | ECTS | Total ECTS |
01 | General | Language Skills module | Communicative English Skill | EnLa2021 | 5 | 29 |
Basic Writing skill | EnLa2022 | 5 semII | ||||
02 | General | Common courses | General Psychology | Pscy2011 | 5 | |
Civics & Ethical Education | CvEd2012 | 5 | ||||
03 | Basic | Chemistry courses | Organic chemistry | Chem2031 | 5 | |
Organic chemistry laboratory | Chem2032 | 2 | ||||
04 | Basic | Biomedical sciences-I module | Human anatomy and histology | Anat2041 | 7 | |
Human Physiology-I | Phyl2042 | 5 | 30 | |||
Human Physiology-II | Phyl2043 | 5 | ||||
Biochemistry-I | Bioc2044 | 5 | ||||
Biochemistry-II | Bioc2045 | 5 | ||||
Microbiology, and Parasitology | Mbio2046 | 5 | ||||
05 | Basic | Biomedical sciences-II module | Immunology | Mbio3051 | 2 | 30 |
Pathology | Path3052 | 5 | ||||
06 | Basic | Public health courses | Biostatistics | ComH3061 | 5 | |
Epidemiology | ComH3062 | 3 | ||||
Nutrition | ComH3063 | 3 | ||||
Health service management and policies | ComH3064 | 5 | ||||
07 | Core | Pharmaceutical sciences I module | Integrated physical pharmacy and pharmaceutics-I | Phar3071 | 7 | |
Introduction to pharmacy | Phar3072 | 2 | 28 | |||
Integrated physical pharmacy and pharmaceutics-II | Phar3073 | 7 | ||||
Pharmaceutical calculations | Phar3074 | 2 | ||||
08 | Core | Pharmaceutical sciences II module | Chemistry of natural products | Phar3081 | 5 | |
Pharmacognosy | Phar3082 | 7 | ||||
Complementary and alternative medicine | Phar3083 | 3 | ||||
09 | Basic | First aid | First aid | Nurs3091 | 2 | |
10 | Core | Pharmaceutical sciences-III module | Pharmacology-I | Phar4101 | 7 | 29 |
Medicinal chemistry-I | Phar4102 | 7 | ||||
Pharmacology-II | Phar4103 | 7 | ||||
Medicinal chemistry-II | Phar4104 | 5 | ||||
Applied toxicology | Phar4105 | 3 | ||||
Biopharmaceutics and clinical pharmacokinetics | Phar4106 | 7 | 31 | |||
11 | Core | Pharmaceutical sciences-IV module | Immunological and biological products | Phar4111 | 3 | |
Industrial pharmacy | Phar4112 | 7 | ||||
Pharmaceutical analysis-I | Phar4113 | 7 | ||||
Pharmaceutical analysis-II | Phar4114 | 7 | ||||
12 | Core | Clinical pharmacy sciences module | Integrated therapeutics-I | Phar5121 | 7 | 30 |
Integrated therapeutics-II | Phar5122 | 7 | ||||
Integrated therapeutics-III | Phar5123 | 7 | ||||
Integrated therapeutics-IV | Phar5124 | 7 | ||||
13 | Core | Social and administrative pharmacy module | Medical supplies, equipments and reagents | Phar5131 | 2 | |
Introduction to pharmacoeconomics | Phar5132 | 5 | 33 | |||
Drug supply management | Phar5133 | 5 | ||||
14 | Core | Pharmacy practice module | Pharmacy law and ethics | Phar5141 | 2 | |
Communication skills for pharmacists | Phar5142 | 3 | ||||
Drug informatics | Phar5143 | 3 | ||||
Pharmacy practice-I | Phar5144 | 5 | ||||
Pharmacy practice-II | Phar5145 | 5 | ||||
15 | Elective | Elective pharmaceutical sciences module | Introduction to pharmacoepidemiology | Phar5151 | 5 | |
Phytochemistry | Phar5152 | |||||
Manufacturing | Phar5153 | |||||
Pharmacogenetics | Phar5154 | |||||
Pharmaceutical quality control and quality assurance | Phar5155 | |||||
16 | Core | Pharmacy clerkship-I module | Ambulatory and emergency medicine clerkship | Phar6161 | 7 | 30 |
Internal medicine clerkship-I | Phar6162 | 5 | ||||
Internal medicine clerkship-II | Phar6163 | 5 | ||||
Pediatrics clerkship | Phar6164 | 7 | ||||
Surgery clerkship | Phar6165 | 3 | ||||
Psychiatry clerkship | Phar6166 | 3 | ||||
Dermatology clerkship | Phar6167 | 3 | 31 | |||
Pharmacy clerkship | Phar6168 | 5 | ||||
Gynecology and obstetrics and family planning clerkship | Phar6169 | 5 | ||||
17 | Core | Elective attachment module | Ophthalmology clerkship | Phar6171 | 3 | |
Oncology and nuclear pharmacy clerkship | Phar6172 | |||||
Pharmaceutical industry | Phar6173 | |||||
Pharmaceutical quality control | Phar6174 | |||||
Pharmaceutical regulatory attachment | Phar6175 | |||||
Community pharmacy | Phar6176 | |||||
18 | Basic | Community based education courses module | Research methods | ComH6181 | 3 | |
Student research project | Phar6182 | 5 | ||||
Team training program | ComH6183 | 7 | ||||
Total ECTS | 301 |