University of Asia Pacific

The Department of Pharmacy at the University of Asia Pacific integrates robust project and thesis components into its three programs to foster practical and research-oriented skills. In the Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honors), students undertake a mandatory project during their final year, involving hands-on research or practical applications in pharmaceutical sciences, often linked to their internship, to address real-world challenges in drug development or healthcare. The M. Pharm in Pharmaceutical Technology (General) requires students to complete a comprehensive project focusing on applied aspects like drug formulation, manufacturing processes, or quality control, emphasizing practical innovation. Its Thesis track involves an in-depth research thesis under faculty supervision, exploring advanced topics such as novel drug delivery systems or pharmaceutical technology advancements. Similarly, the M. Pharm in Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacology (General) includes a project centered on clinical applications, such as patient care optimization or drug therapy evaluation, while its Thesis track requires a rigorous research thesis investigating pharmacological mechanisms or therapeutic outcomes. These project and thesis components equip students with critical skills for industry, research, and clinical practice.