Program Description

Pharmacy

Bachelor

In view of the fact that the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan is witnessing major development in all fields, especially in health and education, the Faculty was established in 1990 in order to partake in developing the health care services for the citizens. The Faculty is an integral part of Al-Ahliyya Amman University, the first private university in Jordan.

Pharmacy

Number Of Credit Hours
162

Faculty of Pharmacy

Admission Requirements

Admission requirements of the Pharmacy program include a High School Certificate or equivalent in the following:

80%

Scientific
Scientific - Medical Field

Job Opportunities

Community pharmacies and hospitals
Government institutions
Pharmaceutical companies for medicines and primary pharmaceuticals in all their sections:Research and Development - Quality control - Quality Assurance
Pharmaceutical research centres
Pharmaceutical marketing
Delivery and pharmacological synthesis laboratories
Ministry of Health, Food and Drug Administration and other institutes concern in the registration of medicines.
Health insurance companies
Drug Stores

Study Plans and Program Files

Study Plan

Course Description

Advisory Plan

Educational Objectives

Educational Objectives

1. Produce highly qualified pharmacy graduates capable of delivering safe, effective, and patient-centered pharmaceutical care.
2. Cultivate professional, ethical, leadership, communication, and lifelong learning competencies among students.
3. Ensure continuous quality improvement of the curriculum in accordance with national and international accreditation standards and advances in pharmacy practice.
4. Advance research excellence, innovation, and evidence-based practice among students and faculty.
5. Encourage and facilitate progression to postgraduate education, professional specialization, and continuous professional development.
6. Enhance faculty excellence in teaching, research, scholarly productivity, and community service.
7. Strengthen the program’s contribution to society through community engagement, health promotion, and strategic partnerships with healthcare stakeholders.