An advanced 2-year (4-semester) postgraduate research degree focusing on drug mechanisms, pre-clinical screening, molecular target identification, toxicology, and clinical research methodologies.
4 Semesters
Regulatory Body
Affiliated
Research Labs
The Master of Pharmacy (M.Pharm) in Pharmacology is a specialized 2-year (4-semester) postgraduate research degree focusing on studying drug action, cellular mechanisms, toxicity profiles, and therapeutic applications.
Students gain practical expertise in pre-clinical screening, animal model evaluation, molecular target identification, biostatistics, and clinical research methodologies under PCI and RGUHS regulations.
The core focus areas of the postgraduate pharmacology program include:
Pharmacological evaluation and toxicological testing using validated models.
Receptor dynamics, signal transduction pathways, and molecular drug targets.
Pharmacovigilance operations, adverse drug reaction monitoring, and clinical trial protocols.
Advanced animal handling, bioassay design, and pharmacological data analysis.
Candidates applying for admission to the M.Pharm (Pharmacology) degree must satisfy the following requirements:
Admissions are open through Government counseling quotas (KEA) as well as Management Quota seats.
M.Pharm Pharmacology postgraduates are eligible for technical and leadership positions across various domains: