Pharmacology II (PHPG 4223)
This module is designed to provide the student the knowledge and skills which will enable students to utilise the information pertaining to drugs in the treatment and management of the endocrine, cardio renal, nutrition and blood, ophthalmic and auditory systems.
Healthcare Management (PHHM 4223)
This module is designed to provide pharmacy students a comprehensive understanding of pharmacy management skills for pharmacy practice. Focus is given to customer services, work force management and workplace issues. The students will also be exposed to simulated practical experiences through case studies and discussions about managerial decision making in the daily routine tasks of the pharmacy profession.
English for Professional Communication 3 (ENG 3032)
This course is developed to equip students with reading, writing, and speaking skills in different context for future higher-level courses. Students will also learn about writing compare contrast essay and opinion essay. Grammar and vocabulary are also included in this course to help students in their writing and speaking.
Kursus Integriti & Anti Rasuah (MPU 2332)
This course covers the fundamental concepts of corruption, including the values of integrity and anti-corruption, various forms of corrupt behaviour, the misuse of power in daily activities and organisations, and methods of corruption prevention. Relevant case studies on corruption will also be discussed. The teaching and learning methods will be implemented through "experiential learning" via individual and group activities. By the end of this course, students will understand the practice of integrity, the concepts of corruption, anti-corruption, and the misuse of power, as well as corruption prevention in society and organisations.
Pharmaceutics III (PHPC 4224)
This module covers pharmaceutical ingredients, excipients, compounding of dermatological preparations, suppository and pessary, powders and granules, oral solid dosage form, ophthalmic and parenteral preparations. It utilises pharmaceutical calculation method in the preparation of pharmaceutical products. This module also provides the exposure on sterilisation methods for products such as ophthalmic and parenteral.
Elective 1: Introduction to Pathophysiology (PHOS 4312)
Elective 2: Alternative Medicine (PHAM 4222)
This module embraces the major concepts in alternative medicine, in first describing its origin, methods and various therapeutic uses. It offers the students an understanding of each type and its methods of practices namely, naturopathy, Traditional Malay Medicine, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Acupuncture, Reflexology, Ayurvedic, Chiropractic, Homeopathy and Aromatherapy.