Veterinary Pharmaceutics

What You Will Study

In the Veterinary Pharmaceutics program, students learn how to develop, prepare and control the quality of medicines that protect animal health, and how to use them correctly. Core subjects include anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, pharmacology, toxicology, microbiology, drug technology, pharmacognosy and pharmaceutical chemistry.

In practical classes, students learn to prepare dosage forms in the laboratory, carry out chemical and biological analyses, and work with regulatory documents. These skills help them assess the safety and effectiveness of medicines.

• drug preparation technology;
• quality control and laboratory analysis;
• standardization of veterinary medicines;
• rules for storage and packaging of medicines.

Who Will Graduate

Graduates can work as veterinary pharmacists. Possible positions include pharmacist at a veterinary pharmacy, laboratory specialist at a drug manufacturing enterprise, quality control specialist, sales representative for veterinary medicines, and junior researcher at scientific organizations.

Where You Can Work

In Uzbekistan, graduates can find jobs in pharmacies providing veterinary services, livestock and poultry farms, enterprises producing veterinary medicines, laboratories controlling drug quality, and food safety and veterinary supervision organizations. Running a private veterinary business, especially in rural areas, is also one of the options.

Who It Suits

This program suits applicants who enjoy chemistry and biology, care about animals, and value precision and order. Interest in laboratory work, logical thinking and careful handling of documents are important. It will also appeal to those who enjoy teamwork and continuous learning.