Dubai Pharmacy College

United healthcare experts of extraordinary quality are essential for comprehensive healthcare. With this in mind, Dubai Pharmacy College was set up in 1992 by the sharp vision of Founder and Chairman, Haji Saeed Al Lootah. The principal Pharmacy College in the Gulf locale solely committed to teaching yearning Muslim ladies in pharmaceutical sciences is licensed by the Commission of Academic Accreditation (C.A.A.), Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research, U.A.E. The courses offered are:

• Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm)
• Master of Pharmacy (MPharm) with specialization in
• Clinical Pharmacy
• Pharmaceutical Product Development

Vision

To serve the healthcare sector by sustaining skilled and proficient pharmaceutical professionals while encouraging a learning situation that promotes the advancement, initiative, constant expert improvement, and quality confirmation making D.P.C. one of the main foundations for the Pharmacy training around the globe.

Mission

D.P.C. is resolved to give licensed pharmacy training at undergrad and graduate-level to female students in light of Islamic qualities, pharmaceutical information progression through research, and group benefit to serve the pharmacy sector, scientific group, and community.

Admission Requirements for B. Pharm

Candidates from a secondary school working under the U.A.E. educational syllabus must have:

• The U.A.E. Secondary School Certificate: Science Stream (or proportionate) is required with an average score of at least 80%.

In case that you originated from a secondary school working under an International educational syllabus, you must have:

• Twelve years of school in Science Stream (or comparable) with a base of at least 80%.
• Equivalency record for a High School Certificate acquired abroad from U.A.E. Ministry of Education.

Extra Requirements:

Students of GCSE/IGCSE educational programs should have finished five subjects (Biology or Human Biology, Chemistry, English Language, Maths or add Math or Statistics, and Physics) at the standard level with no less than 2 B's and 3 C's evaluations, in addition to two subjects (Biology and Chemistry) at the G.C.E. Advanced Subsidiary or Advanced level with no less than 1 B and 1 C grade.

Students of International Baccalaureate Diploma should have finished six subjects with three at the standard level and three at the more elevated amount with least 30 certificate points (equivalent grade of 80%) satisfying the following compulsory courses prerequisite:

• Standard or Higher Level Math
• Standard or Higher level Biology
• Standard or Higher level Chemistry

English Language Proficiency Requirement:

A candidate is required to satisfy any of the accompanying requirements for admission:

• A candidate should have a minimum of 61 out of 120 on the Internet-Based Test (I.B.T.) TOEFL
• A candidate should have a minimum test score of 41 on the Cambridge English Advanced (C.A.E.)
• A candidate should have a minimum of 5.0 on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS-Academic)
• A candidate should have a minimum test score of B1 First Class Pass on the City and Guilds IESOL.
• A candidate should have a minimum score of 36-46 on the Pearson Test of English Academic (PTEA)

Candidates should note that the TOEFL PBT is not recognized.

M.Pharm Admission Requirements

Admission to the Graduate School depends on scholarly capabilities, as indicated in the description underneath. Forthcoming students can discover information on application methods and a hyperlink to the school site's application at www.dpc.edu. Inquiries concerning specific degree programs or training courses should be routed to the graduate program director or the dignitary.

The entrance requirements include:

• The candidate must hold a degree in B. Pharm.
• The candidate should have obtained at least a minimum CGPA of 3 on a scale of 4.0, or it is proportionate.

English language expertise prerequisite:

• The candidate should have obtained at least a score of 79 out of 120 on the Internet-Based Test (I.B.T.) TOEFL.
• The candidate should have obtained at least a score of 6.0 on the International English Language Testing System (IELTS-Academic)
• The candidate should have obtained at least a test score of 52 on the Cambridge English: Advanced (C.A.E.). Exceptions are:
  • A local speaker of English who has finished her undergrad training in an English-medium establishment and in a nation where English is the official dialect
  • A candidate with an undergrad qualification from an English-medium establishment who can confirm obtaining a base TOEFL score of 500 on the Paper-Based test, or its equal on another state-administered test acknowledged by the Commission, at the time of admission to her undergrad program. To be qualified for this exclusion, you more likely than not should finish your studies close to two years before the beginning of the postgraduate degree program for which you are applying.
• The entry eligibility requires the candidates to pass an interview.
• The school first investigates applications, and the candidate will be required to report for an interview. The ultimate decision rests with the school, which will tell the candidate of choice after considering the department's proposal.