Program Objectives

•  Promote knowledge and skills of Pharmaceutical Sciences programs’ graduates.
•  Educate students to become pharmaceutical experts in identifying, formulating and solving complex pharmaceutical problems independently.
• Provide reliable degree of confidence to imply the basic and advanced academic elements within pharmaceutical disciplines in scientific research and industry.
• Qualify students to continue their studies, possibly at PhD level.
• Develop students’ research skills.
• Encourage students to be independent learners.
• Prepare students to be decision and policy makers.

Program Admission

• The applicant must have a bachelor’s degree in one of the health sciences or equivalent that is accredited by one of the national accreditation authorities.
• The Graduate Studies Committee shall determine the capacity and the maximum number to accept each year prior to commencement.
• The applicant must pass:
  • The personal interview.
  • The preliminary evaluation conducted by the college to assess his knowledge regarding the English Language and the basics of Computer Science or instead applicant should provide a proof of passing international tests in these disciplines previously.
• In order to meet the need in some programs and because of its specificity, the Graduate Studies Committee may, after approval by the College Council, request an initial assessment of the graduate level of specialization in the subjects prior to the student’s involvement in the program.
• The scientific departments shall determine the complementary courses for this program in case that the student required completing it before or during his / her involvement in the graduate program.

Master’s student contract

Appointment of a supervisor

Thesis Review

Thesis Validity for Discussion

Evaluation form to the Examinations Committee

Release from LIMU

Approving a thesis plan