UNIBEN Pharmacy Course Outline 100 to 600 Level

In this article, I am going to list out UNIBEN pharmacy courses outline. This simply means courses you will study before you can become a Pharmacy graduate. Pharmacy is one of the most sought after courses in Nigeria and UNIBEN is one of the best universities to study this course. Pharmacy is the science of preparing and dispensing medical drugs. The study of pharmacy involves chemistry and pharmaceutics, among other specialist topics.

Look around you, whether you live in a smaller city or the capital of your country, you’ve probably already noticed that pharmacies or drug stores are everywhere. You cannot walk for a while without stumbling upon one. This reveals the high demand for both pharmacists and medicine.

UNIBEN is one of the foremost universities in Nigeria to study Pharmacy. The undergraduate pharmacy programme commenced in 1970 in the then Department of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, which was part of Faculty of Medicine and Pharmacy of the University of Benin. In December 1975 it became a School in the College of Medical Sciences. The Senate of the University upgraded the School into a Faculty in October 1981 but was reverted to the status of a School in October 1998.

UNIBEN Pharmacy Course Outline 100 to 600 Level

UNIBEN 100 Level First Semester Pharmacy Courses

• PHY100 – Practical Physics
• PHY111 – Mechanics, Thermal Physics & Properties of Matter
• PHY113 – Vibrations, Waves & Optics
• CHM101 – General Chemistry I
• CHM103 – Organic chemistry I
• BOT101 – Diversity of Organisms
• ZOO101 – Introductory Ecology, Genetics and Evolution (4 credits)
• GST111 – Use of English I
• GST112 – Philosophy and Logic

 

UNIBEN 100 Level Second Semester Pharmacy Courses

• PHY100 – Practical Physics
• PHY124 – Electromagnetism & Modern Physics
• CHM102 – General Chemistry II
• CHM104 – Organic Chemistry II
• BOT102 – Plant forms & functions
• ZOO102 – Diversity of Animals: History, Physiology & Embryology
• GST121 – Use of English II
• GST122 – Nigeria People and Culture
• GST123 – History and Philosophy of Science

UNIBEN 200 Level First Semester Pharmacy Courses

• PHM215  Ancillary Mathematics I
• PHS 212 – Introductory and Blood Physiology
• PHS 213 – Cardiovascular and Respiratory Physiology
• PHS 201 – Physiology Practical
• BCH 219 – Biochemistry I
• ANT 212 – Basic Anatomy
• PMB212 – Principles of Pharmaceutical Microbiology
• PCH212 – Pharmaceutical Chemistry I
• PCG 211 – Practical Pharmacognosy
• PCG 212 – Introduction to pharmacognosy
• PCT 212 – Introduction to Pharmaceutics
• PCT 201 – Practical Pharmaceutics (Dispensing) I

 

UNIBEN 200 Level Second Semester Pharmacy Courses

• PHM 225 – Ancillary Mathematics II
• PHS 224 – Renal, Gastrointestinal and Endocrine Physiology
• PHS 225 – Neurophysiology and Special Senses
• PHS 201 – Physiology Practical
• BCH 229 – Biochemistry II
• ANT 222 – General Embryology, Teratology and Genetic Anatomy
• PMB 221 – Practical Pharmaceutical Microbiology I
• PCH 221 – Pharmaceutical Chemistry Practical I
• PCH 223 – Pharmaceutical Chemistry II
• PCT 201 – Practical Pharmaceutics (Dispensing) I

UNIBEN 300 Level First Semester Pharmacy Courses

• PCO 312 – General Principles of Pharmacology
• PCO 313 – Autonomic/Neuropharmacology
• PCO 301 – Practical Pharmacology I
• PCN 310 – Basic Computing and Information Technology
• PMB312 – Disinfection and Sterilization
• PCH 311 – Pharmaceutical Chemistry Practical II
• PCH 312 – Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry I
• PCG 312 – Medicinal Plants and Alternative Medicine I
• PCT 312 – Pharmaceutical Technology I
• PCT 301 – Practical Pharmaceutics (Dispensing) II

 

UNIBEN 300 Level Second Semester Pharmacy Courses

• PCO 324 – Systemic Pharmacology
• PCO 301 – Practical Pharmacology I
• PMB321–Practical Pharmaceutical Microbiology II
• PCH 322 – Pharmaceutical Analysis I
• PCH323 – Pharmaceutical Organic Chemistry II
• PCG 322 – Medicinal Plants and Alternative Medicine II
• PCG 321 – Practical Pharmacognosy II
• PCT 323 – Physical Pharmaceutics
• PCT 301 – Practical Pharmaceutics(Dispensing) II

 

UNIBEN 400 Level First Semester Pharmacy Courses

• PPR 412 – Pharmacy
• Management/Entrepreneurship I
• PCN 412 – Clinical Pharmacokinetics
• PCH 412 – Medicinal Chemistry I
• PIT 401 – Industrial Training
• PCT 412 – Pharmaceutical Technology II

 

UNIBEN 400 Level Second Semester Pharmacy Courses

• PPR 422 – Pharmacy Practice II
• PPR 423 – Pharmacy Practice II
• PCO 421 – Practical Pharmacology II
• PCO 422 – Central Nervous System Pharmacology
• PCO 423 – Chemotherapy
• PMB 421 – Practical Pharmaceutical Microbiology III
• PMB 423 – Sterile Products Formulation and Immunology
• PCH 421 – Pharmaceutical Chemistry Practical III
• PCG 422 – Phytochemistry I
• PCG421 – Practical Pharmacognosy III
• PCT 421 – Powder and Tablet Technology Practical

UNIBEN 500 Level First Semester Pharmacy Courses

• PCO 512 – Endocrine/Autocoid Pharmacology
• PCO513 – Haemopoietic/Biochemical Pharmacology
• PCN512 – Pharmacotherapeutics I
• PCN 513 – Patient assessment and Drug administration
• PPR 512 – Pharmacy Practice I
• PMB512 – Microbial Chemotherapy and Bacterial Genetics
• PCH 511 – Pharmaceutical Analysis Practica
• PCH 512 – Medicinal Chemistry II
• PCG512 – Phytochemistry II
• PCT512 – Formulation and production of phytomedicines

 

UNIBEN 500 Level Second Semester Pharmacy Courses

• PTX 522 – Toxicology
• PCN 521 – Clinical Pharmacy Clerkship I
• PCN 522 – Pharmacotherapeutics II
• PCN 524 – Advanced Communication Skills
• PPR 522 – Pharmacy Practice II
• PPR 521 – Professional Dispensing
• PMB 523 – Preservation and Fermentation Biotechnology
• PCT 522 – Biopharmaceutics
• PCT 523 – Dosage Form Evaluation and Drug Stability

 

UNIBEN 600 Level First Semester Pharmacy Courses

• PCN 610 – Biostatistics and Biocomputing
• PCN 611 – Clinical Pharmacy Clerkship II
• PCN 612 – Pharmaceutical Care
• PCN 613 – Pharmacotherapeutics III
• PCO 612 – Substance Abuse & Dependence
• PCT 612 – Drug Delivery and Pharmaceutical Technology
• PMB 612 – Infectious Diseases and Pathogenesis
• PHV 612 – Veterinary Pharmacy I: Common animal diseases
• PPJ 601 – Project

 

UNIBEN 600 Level Second Semester Pharmacy Courses

• PPJ 601 – Project
• PHV 622 –   Veterinary Pharmacy II: Therapeutics
• PCN 620 – Drug Information Service
• PCN 621 – Clinical Pharmacy Clerkship III
• PCN 622 – Introduction to Public Health
• PCH 622 – Pharmaceutical Analysis II
• PCN 625 – Seminar