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Pharmacy
Advanced Clinical Pharmacotherapy and Special Populations
Extending clinical therapeutics into the most complex patients โ those with multiple comorbidities, and special populations including paediatric, geriatric, and pregnant patients requiring adapted dosing and monitoring.
Pharmacy
Pharmacovigilance and Medication Safety
How the safety of medications is monitored after they reach the market, and the practical systems pharmacists use to prevent, detect, and report medication errors and adverse drug reactions.
Pharmacy
Pharmacy Practice Research and Evidence-Based Pharmacotherapy
How pharmacists critically evaluate drug literature and apply evidence-based practice to therapeutic decisions, connecting research skills directly to real dispensing and counselling decisions.
Pharmacy
Comprehensive Pharmacy Licensure Review
A structured, systems-based review pulling together everything covered across all four years, built specifically to prepare you for professional pharmacy licensure examinations.
Pharmacy
Pharmacy Practicum: Clinical Rotation and Preceptorship
The culmination of the entire program โ an intensive, preceptor-supervised practicum where you apply everything learned across four years under the guidance of an experienced pharmacist, in community and hospital settings.
Medicine
Human Anatomy II (Head, Neck, and Neuroanatomy)
The direct continuation of Human Anatomy I, moving into the head, neck, and a detailed study of the central and peripheral nervous system. Where Anatomy I gave you the trunk and limbs, this course completes the map โ the structures behind every neurological exam and ENT complaint you'll encounter in clinical practice.
Medicine
Human Physiology II (Endocrine, Reproductive, and Nervous System Physiology)
Completes the physiology sequence started in Year 1 โ how the endocrine system regulates the body, how reproduction and pregnancy work physiologically, and how the nervous system generates sensation, movement, and higher cognitive function.
Medicine
Medical Microbiology and Immunology
The organisms that cause disease and the immune system that fights them โ bacteria, viruses, fungi, and parasites of clinical importance, alongside the immune mechanisms that determine whether an infection is contained or overwhelms the body.
Medicine
General and Systemic Pathology I
How disease actually damages tissue โ general pathology mechanisms like inflammation, cellular injury, and neoplasia, then applied to the cardiovascular and respiratory systems specifically. Where Histology showed you normal tissue, Pathology shows you what goes wrong.
Medicine
Principles of Pharmacology
How drugs actually work in the body โ pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics in depth, and the major drug classes organised by mechanism, building the conceptual foundation you'll apply to every clinical rotation from Year 4 onward.
Medicine
Systemic Pathology II
Completes the pathology sequence started in Year 2 โ the pathology of the gastrointestinal, renal, endocrine, nervous, and musculoskeletal systems, alongside haematological and reproductive system disease.
Medicine
Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics
Applying the pharmacology principles from Year 2 to actual patient care โ rational drug selection, dosing in special populations, and the therapeutic decision-making every physician makes at the bedside.