PharmD Program

As a response to calls from the health sector in Libya, in 2016, Faculty of Pharmacy at LIMU, moved to PharmD program.
The 5-years program curriculum – composed of 20 integrated core blocks – stresses on active learning, critical thinking, self-learning, problem-solving and clinical experience to prepare students for participating in a variety of professional settings.
Clinical portion of the program provides students with hands-on experience in hospitals, community pharmacy, government institution and other settings.

Study Plan for PharmD Program

Phase I (Year I)

Phase II (Year II)

Phase III (Years 3-5)

Foundational Years

Professional Years (PY)

General Sciences

Pharmaceutical Sciences

PY1

PY2

PY3

Integrated sequence I:

Block 1

Integrated sequence II:

Block 5

Integrated sequence IV:

Block 9

Integrated sequence IV:

Block 15

Integrated sequence VII:

Block 20

Integrated sequence I:

Block 2

Integrated sequence II:

Block 6

Integrated sequence IV:

Block 10

Integrated sequence IV:

Block 16

Structured Clinical rotations + research project
Integrated sequence IV:

Block 11

Integrated sequence IV:

Block 17

Integrated sequence II:

Block 3

Integrated sequence III:

Block 7

Integrated sequence V:

Block 18

Integrated sequence IV:

Block 12

Integrated sequence II:

Block 4

Integrated sequence III:

Block 8

Integrated sequence IV:

Block 13

Integrated sequence VI:

Block 19

Structured Clinical Rotations
Integrated sequence IV:

Block 14

Admission Terms and Procedure

  1. The applicant must have a high (secondary) school diploma or an equivalent that is recognized, certified and approved by the relevant authority.
  2. The applicant must be healthy enough to be able to keep up with studying in his/her specialty.
  3. The applicant must have achieved the required percentage for admission to the Faculty.
  4. If the applicant is not a Libyan national, the procedures for his/her stay in Libya during his term of study must be valid and in accordance with the rules, laws and regulations in force.
  5. The student must pay the fees and expenses of studying in accordance with the regulations and rules of the University.
  6. The number of students admitted to study should be proportional to the capacity and the capabilities of the Faculty.
  7. If the applicant meets all the previous conditions, he/she will undergo a personal interview whose outcome will determine whether he/she will be accepted or rejected. Additionally, the Faculty may, in accordance with its internal regulations, conduct entrance examinations for applicants.
  8. The student and his/her guardian will then submit a declaration stating that they have comprehensively and fully understood these regulations as well as the list of tuition fees decreed at the university and pledge their commitment to the provisions contained therein.
  9. The student’s guardian will then sign the contractual form with the University in all matters relating to the student’s study at the University. The University Registrar is authorized to represent the Faculty and thus sign the contract with the applicant’s guardian.

Experiential Education Committee

Experiential Education Committee (EEC) at Faculty level is responsible for planning, designing and coordinating clinical training of students in the community pharmacies, hospitals or any other setting for clinical training.

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