Pharmacy

Since its establishment in 2001, the Faculty of Pharmacy has strived to prove itself as an outstanding educational institution which later reflected on the growing number of its student body.

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Master’s Degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences - Pharmaceutics and Industrial Pharmacy

Admission Requirements:

  • Applicants must hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy from an accredited Egyptian University or an equivalent degree accredited by the Supreme Council of Universities, with a minimum grade of “Good” or a minimum GPA of (2.5) from universities that apply the credit hour system.
  • Applicants who hold a Bachelor’s Degree in Pharmacy from an accredited Egyptian University or an equivalent degree accredited by the Supreme Council of Universities, with an overall “Pass” grade or a minimum GPA of (2.0) from universities that apply the credit hour system, may be accepted, provided that they obtain a postgraduate diploma in pharmaceutical sciences in the same specialization they wish to pursue, with a minimum grade of “good” or a minimum cumulative GPA of (2.5) under the credit hour system.
  • Applicants must pass the English Language Exam set by the University Council and any other exam required for admission to the Faculty of Pharmacy. The Faculty Council may exempt students from the English Language Exam if they have passed the TOEFL with a minimum score of 450 or the IELTS with a minimum score of six.
  • Applicants are required to pay the tuition fees at the beginning of each semester.

Program Duration

  • The program duration is 4 semesters (two academic years) from the date of enrollment. The student must complete the coursework and the thesis defense within this period.
  • The maximum load for each semester is 15 credit hours.
  • The maximum registration period for the Master’s Degree is 8 semesters (four academic years).
  • In exceptional circumstances, and after review by the Faculty Council and approval by the University Council for Postgraduate Studies and Research, the maximum period may be extended once only, for an additional year.

Tuition Fees

20 Credit Hours + Thesis 18 Credit hours, total of 38 Cr. hrs

Fees and categories eligible for different discount rates:

  • Total Program Fees 80,000 EGP
  • 50% discount for Teaching Assistants working at MIU.
  • 25% discount for MIU Alumni.
  • 10% discount for applicants who achieved overall grade of Very Good or Distinction.

In addition to 5000 EGP administrative fees to be paid by the beginning of the first year.

Degree Timeline

Program Structure:

Courses Credit hours
Three Faculty Requirement Courses (Compulsory) 6 credit hours
Five Specialization Requirement Courses (Compulsory) 10 credit hours
Two Specialization Elective Courses 4 credit hours
Thesis 18 credit hours

Faculty Requirement Courses (3 courses/ 6 credit hours)

Serial No. Course Code Course Title Credit Hours (Theoretical)
1 BIO750 Introduction to Bioinformatics 2
2 PHC741 Literature Review, Scientific Writing and Research Ethics 2
3 PHL751 Pharmaceutical Statistics 2

 

Specialization Requirement Courses (5 courses/ 10 credit hours)

Serial No. Course Code Course Title Credit Hours (Theoretical)
1 PHT714 Polymers for Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Applications 2
2 PHT724 Advanced Physical Pharmacy 2
3 PHT715 Pharmaceutical Dosage Form Technology 2
4 PHT725 Advanced Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics 2
5 PHT743 Quality by Design 2

 

Specialization Elective Courses

Student must select 2 courses (4 credit hours)

Serial No. Course Code Course Title Credit Hours (Theoretical)
1 PHT726 Drug Product Stability 2
2 PHT742 Pharmaceutical Quality control and Quality Assurance 2
3 PHT735 Specialized Pharmaceuticals 2

Master’s Thesis (18 credit hours)

Serial No. Course Code Course Title Credit Hours
1 PHT701 Thesis in Pharmaceutics and Industrial Pharmacy 18