Pharmacy
VISION
Fostering an environment for students who will promote the safe, efficacious, and cost-effective use of medications. Developing the passion in students to improve the medication use process to enhance continuity of care.
GOAL
- To create a national program to implement Good Pharmacy Practice (GPP), an international quality standard for pharmacy service focusing on patient-centered care.
- To apply knowledge as a high-caliber academic institution of pharmacy education that contributes to the well-being and the quality of life of the citizens in Kurdistan Region-Iraq.
- Maintain a lifelong relationship with alumni through opportunities that promote interaction and involvement with the College for the benefit of the community.
- Raising awareness of the value of pharmacy among patients, policymakers, the media, all healthcare partners and stakeholders.
- Comply with International Standards in Education and Assessment System.
MISSION
Offer a professional pharmacy curriculum that provides qualified students with the knowledge, skills, abilities, attitudes, and values essential to become a qualified pharmacist providing pharmaceutical care.
Develop pharmacy leaders and scientists who exhibit the ideals of professionalism, leadership, critical thinking, life-long learning and ethical behavior.
We will accomplish this by:
- Providing an innovative educational program to students that prepares then to become life-long learners to accomplish a successful career in pharmacy, higher education, and research.
- Developing and maintaining professional relationships, collaborations and strategic partnerships with students, faculty, alumni, and friends to broaden the global impact of the college.
- Attracting, training and retaining faculty and staff with high quality of service.
Pharmaceutics Laboratory
The Vyar Pharmaceutics Lab is student-centered and aims to provide aspiring pharmaceutical professionals with a dynamic and interactive learning environment. Students can actively participate in practical experimentation, which allows them to gain a better understanding of drug development, formulation, and analytical techniques. They also gain valuable problem-solving, critical thinking, and scientific inquiry skills through hands-on activities and collaborative projects. Faculty instructors and laboratory assistants serve as mentors, guiding students through the complexities of pharmaceutical work and encouraging them to pursue their own ideas. This student-centered approach not only equips students with technical knowledge but also instills in them a sense of curiosity, innovation, and lifelong learning, thereby preparing them to make substantial contributions to the pharmaceutical industry and healthcare field in the future.