Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy
Welcome to the Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy program at AMYA Polytechnic College, Inc., where we are dedicated
to shaping the future of pharmaceutical education, research, and services. Our program is driven by a visionary
commitment to produce globally competent pharmacy graduates, equipped with the knowledge, skills, and abilities
essential for delivering patient-centered care and contributing to the advancement of the pharmaceutical
profession.
At AMYA, we pride ourselves on fostering a diverse community of dedicated pharmacy professionals who are
committed to excellence, innovation, and ethical practice. In this, we provide an overview of our program's vision,
mission, and objectives, as well as academic program policies that guide our students towards success in the dynamic
field of pharmacy.
The Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy program at AMYA Polytechnic College, Inc. is designed to mold aspiring
pharmacy professionals into globally competent graduates, equipped with the knowledge, skills, and ethical values
essential for patient-centered care and excellence in pharmaceutical services and research. The comprehensive
curriculum aims to nurture a diverse community of dedicated pharmacy professionals who contribute to innovative
research, pharmaceutical care, and the overall advancement of the field.
VISION:The Pharmacy program of AMYA Polytechnic College, Inc. envisioned to becoming recognized as a
leader in Pharmacy education, research and services and is committed to produce globally competent pharmacy graduates
that possesses knowledge, skills, and abilities noteworthy in the delivery of patient-centered care and in the
advancement of service and research in the pharmaceutical profession.
MISSION: AMYA Polytechnic College Pharmacy Department aims to cultivate a diverse community of
dedicated pharmacy professionals who are committed to excellence in pharmaceutical care, innovative research, and
advancing the field of pharmacy. We strive to provide an exceptional and inclusive learning environment that fosters
critical thinking, ethical practice, leadership skills and emphatic service.
OBJECTIVES: The BS Pharmacy of AMYA Polytechnic College aims to produce exemplary graduates who have:
- Pharmaceutical care and clinical skills in patient counseling.
- Pharmaceutical entrepreneurial leadership skills.
- Training in Hospital, Community and Manufacturing Pharmacy.
- Training in Pharmaceutical Research and Publications.
- Training in Product formulations and development.
Here's the summary of the Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy curriculum from AMYA Polytechnic College, Inc.
First Year
1st Semester (22 Units):
Covers fundamental GE courses (Math, Environmental Science, Understanding the Self), alongside Pharmaceutical Botany, Perspective in Pharmacy, and Pharmaceutical Calculations.
2nd Semester (27 Units):
Introduces core sciences like Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry, Human Physiology, and Pharmaceutical Analysis 1, plus IT and health care system basics.
Summer (7 Units):
Includes Art Appreciation and Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry.
Second Year
1st Semester (26 Units):
Focuses on Dosage Forms, Biochemistry, Microbiology & Parasitology, Physical Pharmacy, and the first course in Dispensing.
2nd Semester (29 Units):
Heavy emphasis on Pharmacognosy (plant medicine), Pharmacology 1, and Instrumental Methods of Analysis, alongside Pharmacy Informatics.
Summer (6 Units):
Covers Ethics and Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics.
Third Year
1st Semester (22 Units):
Deep dives into Pharmaceutical Manufacturing, Hospital Pharmacy, Pharmacology 2, and the first level of Clinical Pharmacy & Pharmacotherapeutics.
2nd Semester (23 Units):
Focuses on Toxicology, Public Health, Cosmetic Product Development, and Pharmacy Law/Ethics. This semester also includes Thesis Writing.
Fourth Year
1st Semester (12 Units):
Internship rotations in Institutional, Public Health/Regulatory, and Community Pharmacy settings (600 Hours).
2nd Semester (15 Units):
Internship rotations in Hospital and Industrial Pharmacy. The program concludes with a Pharmacy Competency Appraisal to prepare for board exams (600 Hours).
