Bachelor Of Pharmacy (Hons)
KPT/JPS(R/727/6/0008) 01/21/ (MQA/FA 3516) 06/22
The Bachelor of Pharmacy (Hons) programme at CUCMS is a four year course (8 semesters) that prepares students in becoming qualified and competent pharmacists, knowledgeable in all aspects related to drugs therapy, medicine and pharmaceutical care.
The programme aims to prepare students for different pharmaceutical fields such as hospital, community, industry, academics, research and enforcement. Students also receive extensive exposure to military pharmacy as well as pharmacy management in disaster and humanitarian relief situations.
Designated hospitals and clinics under the Ministry of Health and Ministry of Defense are used for training and practical attachment of CUCMS pharmacy students. In addition to that, students will be placed under a few community pharmacies and industrial pharmacies throughout their study years in CUCMS.
EXTRACURRICULAR
In their early years, students are instilled with the teamwork spirit amongst students from the pharmacy, medical and allied health disciplines and build self-confidence by engaging in various academic and co-curricular activities such as student-centred-learning (SCL), clinical health exposure and training (CHET), Young MERCY programme and more.
Career Prospects
Students will be well equipped to seek a career as:-
• Pharmacist
• Research Officer
• Pharmacy sales person
• Pharmacy entrepreneur
• Clinical trainer
Students will find employment in organizations such as:-
• Public hospitals
• Private medical centres
• Community clinics
• Community/Retail pharmacies
• Pharmaceutical industries
• Research centres
Course Structure
Year 1 Courses
| Introduction to Pharmacy Pharmaceutical Biochemistry Human Anatomy & Physiology I Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry Problem-Based Learning 1 Personal Professional Development (PPD) Tamadun Islam & Tamadun Asia (Asian and Islamic Civilization) Hubungan Etnik (Ethnic Relations) General Pathophysiology |
Sterile & Aseptic Technique Compounding & Dispensing Human Anatomy & Physiology Ii Pharmaceutical Inorganic Chemistry General Pharmacology Elective : Alternative Medicine Elective: Unified Theory Of Existence (UTE) Professional Communication Affective Domain (AD) |
Year 2 Courses
| Medicinal Chemistry Pharmaceutical Technology I Physical Pharmacy Community Pharmacy Practice Basic Immunology Pharmacology of Peripheral Nervous System & Autocoids Disaster & Relief Medicine (DRM) Young Mercy/Wataniah Kerajaan & Dasar Awam Malaysia (Government & Public Policy) Perlembagaan & Masyarakat Malaysia (Malaysian Constitution & Society) |
Pharmaceutical Analysis I Pharmacology Of Various Body System Pharmaceutical Technology II Problem-Based Learning 2 Pharmacology of Cardiovascular System Medical Microbiology Introduction To Clinical Pharmacy & Pharmaceutical Care Young Mercy II/ Wataniah II Affective Domain |
Year 3 Courses
| Pharmacokinetic & Biopharmaceutics Pharmacology of Antimicrobial Pharmacology of Central Nervous System Problem-Based Learning 3 Pharmaceutical Analysis II Hospital Pharmacy Biostatistics & Research Methodology Pharmacy Law Elective: Veterinary Pharmacy Elective: Public Health In Pharmacy |
Clinical Pharmacokinetics Good Industrial Practice Primary Care and Medication Management Pharmaceutical Industrial Training Pharmacology of Antiviral & Antineoplastics Research Project I Pharmacognosy Affective Domain |
Year 4 Courses
| Clinical Pharmacy and Therapeutics I Nuclear Pharmacy Medical Toxicology Research Project II Pharmacy Management & Administration Elective : Molecular Modeling & Drug Design Elective: Sports Pharmacy |
Social Pharmacy & Pharmacoeconomics Clinical Pharmacy & Therapeutics II Clinical Pharmacy & Therapeutics III Pharmaceutical Biotechnology Affective Domain Elective : Cosmetics & Nutraceuticals Elective: Advanced Drug Delivery Systems |
Study Mode & Delivery
- Lectures and tutorials
- Written assessments
- Laboratory experiment sessions
- Hospital / clinical attachment
- Industrial training
Entry Requirements
| Examinations | Requirement |
| Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM); or
General Certificate of Education Ordinary (“O”) levels |
5 Bs each in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, and Mathematics (or Additional Mathematics) and 1 additional subject. |
| AND
Higher School Certificate level or its equivalent: |
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| Sijil Tinggi Pelajaran Malaysia (STPM) | Minimum CGPA 3.00 including minimum B in Chemistry. |
| General Certificate of Education Advanced (“A”) levels | Minimum Grade 3B or 2A1C or 1A1B1C in Biology and Chemistry and Physics or Mathematic, including minimum B in Chemistry. |
| MOHE Matriculation / UIAM Matriculation / USIM Matriculation / PASUM, UM | Minimum GPA 3.00 in 3 science subjects including minimum B for Chemistry. |
| CUCMS Foundation in Science (Medicine/Pharmacy) | Minimum GPA 3.00 including a minimum B for Chemistry. |
| Foundation in Science from any HEI recognized by MQA | Minimum CGPA 3.00 including a minimum B for Chemistry. |
| IB (International Baccalaureate) | 32 points |
| Diploma in Pharmacy | Minimum CGPA: 3.50 |
| Diploma in Science (Chemistry or Biology or Physic) from any HEI recognized by MQA and MOHE | Minimum CGPA: 3.75 including minimum B for Chemistry. |
| South Australian Matriculation (SAM) | Aggregate 80% each in 3 science subjects including Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry or Biology. |
| New Zealand Bursary | Aggregate 70% each in 3 science subjects including Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry or Biology. |
| Canadian Pre-University (CPU) | Minimum CGPA / Points 3.00 |
| Degree in Science | CGPA 2.75 |
| Scholar Aptitude Test (SAT) | Aggregate 80% |
| Exit Requirements:
All applicants shall have attained a minimum of BAND 3 in the MALAYSIAN UNIVERSITY ENGLIST TEST (MUET) or TOEFL score of 550 or IELTS 6.0 with a minimum band of 5.5 for Writing, Reading, Listening/Speaking (WRLS). Malaysian applicants shall have also attained a CREDIT IN BAHASA MALAYSIA AND ENGLISH at SPM or its equivalent |
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What are our students saying?
In the four years of pharmacy student life, i contributed so many my ‘first’ time. The first time attachment to community pharmacy, the first exposure to pharmaceutical company, the first time clerking case in the hospital are the great moments I had in CUCMS. Meeting knowledgeable and wonderful lecturers who taught us, shared their knowledge, guide us throughout these four years were fabulous incidents happened in my university life. I met a bunch of amazing friends who always cheer me up whenever I’m feel down, helping me whenever I’m in troubles and creating memorable memories as well
Being a part of the pharmacy family in CUCMS is one of the best thing ever. The pharmacy lecturers in CUCMS, didn’t only teach me to be a credible pharmacist but also to be a noble person
I feel blessed to further my study in CUCMS. Other than great facilities, we have a very conclusive environment. We are being taught by passionate and dedicated lecturers. The CUCMS’s philosophy helps to nurture holistic students for the future of the country
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