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About College
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Note : C. U. Shah College of Pharmacy has NOT
APPLIED FOR ACCREDITATION BY NBA
Befitting
with the objectives of the University and due to the rapid changes taking place
in society wherein more girls are opting for professional courses, the
University started a full fledged degree course in Pharmacy in Juhu Campus at
C.U.Shah College of Pharmacy in 1980,with the generous donation of Rs. five lacs
from C.U.Shah Charitable Trust and later a further donation of Rs. eight lacs.
Padmashree A. V. Mody of Unichem Laboratories also gave a donation of Rs. five
lacs to the college.
C. U. Shah College of Pharmacy is conducted under the aegis of SNDT Women’s
University with the mission to impart excellence in pharmaceutical education and
develop proficient women pharmacists and technocrats. The college caters to the
needs of pharmaceutical profession in the country and imparts quality,
pharmaceutical education at the degree, post graduate and doctoral levels. The
college offers B. Pharm. (4 Years), M. Pharm. in Quality Assurance (Q.A.),
Industrial Pharmacy (I. P.) and M. Pharm. in Herbal Drug Technology (HDT).
M. Pharm. in Q. A. was introduced in India for the first time in 1989. M. Pharm.
in I.P. was introduced in 2005. M. Pharm. in HDT was started in 2013, first time
in Maharashtra. The college has emerged as one of the leading and growing
pharmacy education centre in India and is committed to become a centre of
excellence in pharmaceutical education and research. C. U. Shah College of
Pharmacy is recognized by AICTE, New Delhi, DTE, Government of Maharashtra and
is approved by PCI, New Delhi.
The college also offers PhD in Faculty of Technology.
• Well equipped laboratories for undergraduate and
postgraduate students.
• Sophisticated instruments such as HPLC,
Spectrofluorimeter, HPTLC, GC, DSC, Particle size
analyzer, Zeta sizer, High speed homogenizer, Microplate
reader & washer, supercritical extractor, Clinical
bioanalyser, Microwave assisted synthesizer and
Extractor.
• Advanced equipments such as spray drier, fluidized bed
dryer, coating pan, refrigerated centrifuge, lyophiliser
etc.
• Nanotechnology laboratory
• CPCSEA approved animal house
• CADD laboratory
Focus areas
- Pharmaceutics and Novel Drug Delivery System
- Drug design and Discovery
- Phytochemistry
- Pharmaceutical Analysis
- Pharmacology
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Goals
1. To provide excellent professional education in
Pharmaceutical Sciences for the students;
2. To cultivate excellent and innovative research
environment in college
3. To empower women pharmacists with knowledge and
information
Mission
• To impart knowledge, develop skills and competencies in
women students in pharmaceutical sciences and
pharmacy practice
• To develop and advance the knowledge, attitude and
skills of pharmacists and faculty member who can
provide comprehensive pharmaceutical care to patients,
improve patient outcomes, and meet societal needs for
safe and effective drug therapy.
• To develop, promote and nurture research activities
pursuing advances in pharmaceutical sciences and
pharmacy practice. Translating research into healthcare
practice is a cornerstone of our mission.
Motto
Healthcare beyond prescription.
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Contact
+91-022-26609577 |
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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
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