Department
The discipline of Pharmacology deals with the study of drug mechanisms of action, therapeutic effects, adverse effects, and drug interactions. The Department of Pharmacology provides a vibrant and dynamic environment for conducting high-quality teaching and research activities.
Students enrolled in undergraduate pharmacy programs are taught by the department throughout all four years of their study. The knowledge derived from pharmacology helps pharmacy professionals achieve optimal therapeutic outcomes through proper formulation and rational dispensing of medicines.
The department has a well-established animal house facility providing hygienic housing and care for laboratory animals like Wistar rats and mice used in experimental studies and preclinical research.
The laboratory is equipped with advanced instruments such as digital video tracking systems, Plethysmometer, Actophotometer, Rota-Rod apparatus, Elevated Plus Maze, Electric Convulsometer, Analgesiometer, Histamine Chamber, Organ Bath, and Kymograph. The department also provides Ex Pharm Software for simulation-based learning of drug mechanisms and pharmacological studies.
Modern laboratories and advanced research opportunities in pharmacology.
Hands-on training in drug evaluation and preclinical pharmacological studies.
Equipped with sophisticated instruments for behavioral and pharmacological research.
Ex Pharm software for simulation-based learning of drug mechanisms and actions.
Research in phytochemical, immunopharmacological, neuropsychological, and toxicological studies.
Practice school projects for B. Pharm final-year students are systematically planned, conducted, and published. The department actively promotes scientific research and innovation in pharmacology and therapeutics.
Faculty members and researchers have contributed numerous publications in national and international journals, enhancing the department’s academic excellence.