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Revised Admission schedule for First Year B.
Pharma at C U Shah College of Pharmacy SNDTWU for 2017-18
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Graduates who have completed Bachelor of Pharmacy can find a number of higher study and career options after completion of their course. Candidates can opt for various Masters, Post Graduate Diploma, Advanced Diploma, Diploma and Certificate courses after their graduation. There are a number of career opportunities available in medical, research and educational institutions as well as in Pharmaceutical industry. |
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| Master in Pharmacy (Quality Assurance) |
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• Marketing: There is a big scope in sales dept of pharmaceutical companies making tools and machines for research, these companies hire graduates for their marketing and sales as MR, project managers etc. Here salary ranges from 7-20 thousand. Pharmaceutical MBA is most heyday in this field.
• Clinical research: Recently, Clinical research has also open its door for B.Pharm graduates as medical underwriter, CRO, data validation associate, clinical research associate etc.
• QA/QC Manager: A student with M.Pharm degree can work in Pharma company in Quality control and Quality Assurance Dept, where he will be responsible for quality of manufactured drugs.
• Production: Large rate of vacancies are appearing in pharma industries for production. All the big firms invite suitable skill pharma individual in manufacturing units. Initial pay is less around 6000-10000 per month but later it show faster growth rate than any other line. Manufacture of pharmaceuticals involve all the drugs in different dosage forms and cosmetics.
• Scientists: Pharma graduates can absorb as scientist in R&D and F&D. It is field of innovation where talented people in pharmacy working as scientist. Numerous researches are going on in India though compare to less than US and other British industries. Very less candidate from B.Pharm are selected because lack of knowledge but those who have all ideas of subject are greeted in this field.
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• Professor: Usually, graduates in pharmacy can also make their career in academics. In some institutions they are eligible to work as lecturer for diploma students.
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| Master in Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics) |
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• Production and Manufacturing: A student can work in Production department after M.Pharm, where he will be involved with actual manufacturing of different dosage forms
• Career in Regulatory Bodies: A Pharmacist can be absorbed in the Regulatory bodies like FDA. He can work as an inspector to inspect pharmacy shops. Student has to pass the MPSC examination
• Research and Development: A student with M.Pharm or Ph.D degree can enter in R & D field, where he will be working with invention and formulation of new drug molecules.
• Assistant Professor: Usually, graduates in pharmacy can also make their career in academics. In some institutions they are eligible to work as assistant professor for bachelor students.
• Sales and Marketing: Students, with M.Pharm degree they can also work as Product Manager
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| Master in Pharmacy (Herbal Drug Technology)
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• Production and Manufacturing: A student can work in Production department after M.Pharm, where he will be involved with actual manufacturing of different herbal dosage forms
• Career in Regulatory Bodies: A Pharmacist can be absorbed in the Regulatory bodies with special divisions dealing with manufacturing/ licensing of herbal products.. He can work as an inspector to inspect pharmacy shops. Student has to pass the MPSC examination
• Research and Development: A student with M.Pharm or Ph.D degree can enter in R & D field, where she will be working with invention and formulation of new drug delivery systems for herbal products.
• Assistant Professor: Usually, graduates in pharmacy can also make their career in academics. In some institutions they are eligible to work as assistant professor for bachelor students.
• Sales and Marketing: Students, with M. Pharm. degree, can also work as Product Manager in pharma / herbal industries.
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cushahpharmacy@sndt.ac.in
C. U. Shah College of Pharmacy
SNDT Women’s University,
Sir Vithaldas Thakersay, Santacruz West, Juhu, Mumbai 400 049. |
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Principal of College
Dr. Pratima Tatke
(Principal)
Courses
• Ph. D. in Technology (Pharmaceutical Sciences)
• M. Pharm. in Quality Assurance
• M. Pharm. in Pharmaceutics
• M. Pharm. in Herbal Drug Technology
• Bachelor of Pharmacy
Teaching Faculty
• Dr. Pratima Tatke – Professor of Pharm. Chem.
• Dr. M. J. Bhitre – Associate Professor of Pharm. Chem.
• Dr. Namita Desai - Associate Professor of Pharmaceutics
• Ms. Minakshi Nehete – Assistant Professor of Pharm.
Chem.
• Ms. Prachi Mehendale – Assistant Professor of
Pharmaceutics
• Ms. Tanmayee Joshi–Assistant Professor of
Pharmacology
• Ms. Rohini Waghmare–Assistant Professor of
Pharmacognosy |
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