Pharmaceutical Sciences
Training Future Experts in Rehabilitation and Functional Recovery
Program Overview
If you're drawn to medicine, healthcare, and improving lives, our three-year Pharmaceutical Sciences program will give you the skills to prepare, manage, and distribute pharmaceutical products. With a mix of scientific learning and hands-on training, this program sets you up for a rewarding career in the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries.
Program Structure
Year
Heading
Knowledge and skills
1st Year
Laying the Groundwork
Get a deep understanding of how the human body works with anatomy, physiology, and microbiology.
Learn basic nursing, first aid, and patient care skills.
Get introduced to pharmaceutical sciences and how medications are distributed.
Gain early clinical experience through hospital internships.
2nd Year
Mastering the Science of Medicine
Explore pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacology, and microbiology.
Understand how medicines are made (galenic pharmacy) and the role of medicinal plants (pharmacognosy).
Put your knowledge into action with internships in hospital pharmacies and distribution centers.
3rd Year
Specializing & Gaining Industry Experience
Get hands-on training in industrial pharmacy, quality control, and advanced drug formulation.
Conduct a supervised research project on a key pharmaceutical topic.
Gain real-world experience through internships in pharmaceutical companies and community pharmacies.
Career Opportunities
With specialized training in pharmaceutical sciences, you'll have a range of career options in healthcare and the pharmaceutical industry.
Where You Can Work?
Hospitals & health centers – Assist medical teams with pharmaceutical expertise.
Community pharmacies – Help dispense medications and advise patients.
Pharmaceutical companies – Contribute to drug production and quality control.
Quality control labs – Ensure medications meet safety and regulatory standards.
Job Roles You Can Pursue
Pharmacy Technician – Support pharmacists in preparing and distributing medications.
Pharmaceutical Quality Control Specialist – Ensure drug safety and compliance.
Drug Distribution Manager – Oversee medication storage and supply chains.
Expected Salary
Experience
Knowledge and Skills
Entry Level
250,000 - 450,000 XAF per month
Experienced Professionals
Up to 900,000 - 1,200,000 XAF per month
Additional Requirements
Pass an entrance exam or interview.
Provide academic transcripts, ID, and a motivation letter.
Submit a medical fitness certificate to confirm your readiness.
Required Diploma
Students with a High School Diploma (Baccalaureate) in Science (Biology, Chemistry, or related fields).
Language Proficiency
Fluency in French and/or English (the program’s official languages).
Age Limit
Applicants should be 18 to 30 years old.
Why Choose This Program?
Strong Industry Demand
Strong demand for skilled pharmaceutical professionals in hospitals, pharmacies, and industries.
Comprehensive Skill Development
Well-rounded training in drug preparation, quality control, and distribution.
Hands-On Learning Experience
Hands-on experience through clinical internships and industry exposure.
Exciting Career Prospects
Exciting career prospects in a growing healthcare field.
