M. Pharma (Pharmaceutics)

The Master of Pharmacy (M. Pharma) in Pharmaceutics at Quantum University is a specialized two-year postgraduate program designed to cultivate advanced knowledge and skills in the field of drug formulation, delivery systems, and pharmaceutical technology. Rooted in research and innovation, this program provides a deep dive into the scientific and industrial aspects of pharmaceutics—preparing students to become future-ready professionals in drug manufacturing, quality control, and formulation development.

At Quantum University, the M. Pharma (Pharmaceutics) program offers a dynamic blend of academic excellence and practical exposure. Students explore complex topics like biopharmaceutics, pharmaceutical engineering, nanotechnology, pharmacokinetics, and advanced drug delivery systems, while engaging in real-world research and industrial training.

Our strong industry interface and modern infrastructure allow students to work with cutting-edge formulation techniques, regulatory tools, and laboratory equipment, giving them the confidence to contribute meaningfully in both national and global pharmaceutical sectors.

Career Prospects After M. Pharma (Pharmaceutics)

Graduates of this program can explore exciting and impactful career paths such as:

Formulation Scientist / R&D Specialist
Production Manager (Formulation / Manufacturing Units)
Quality Assurance & Control Analyst
Pharmaceutical Regulatory Affairs Executive
Technology Transfer Executive
Academician / Assistant Professor
Pharma Product Development Consultant

Entrepreneur in Pharmaceutical Manufacturing

Specialized Curriculum in Pharmaceutics

Focuses on core areas such as formulation design, industrial pharmacy, drug stability studies, and modern drug delivery systems, aligned with current global pharmaceutical trends.

Advanced Research Projects

Students undertake research in innovative areas such as nanoformulations, sustained-release systems, herbal drug technology, and biopharmaceutical evaluations—often culminating in paper presentations and journal publications.

Industrial Training & Internships

Mandatory internships with reputed pharmaceutical companies and formulation labs expose students to real-time challenges in product development, quality control, and regulatory compliance.

Laboratory Excellence

Students train in well-equipped formulation labs and pilot-scale units, using industry-grade technologies and analytical tools to master key techniques like emulsification, granulation, and coating.

Program Overview

The M. Pharma in Pharmaceutics program at Quantum University is meticulously curated to bridge the gap between academic understanding and industrial application. With a focus on formulation science, manufacturing technology, pharmacokinetics, and regulatory standards, students are groomed to innovate and improve drug therapies that meet patient-centric and market-driven demands.

This program is ideal for graduates who aspire to work in formulation R&D, production, regulatory affairs, academia, or to pursue entrepreneurial ventures in the pharmaceutical field. With hands-on training, strong faculty mentorship, and research opportunities, students are empowered to lead in a wide array of pharmaceutical domains.

Program Structure

Our two-year M. Pharm. in Pharmaceutics program at Quantum School of Health Sciences is designed to create formulation scientists and pharmaceutical industry leaders. Following PCI's ER 2016 guidelines, we've developed a 96-credit curriculum that blends cutting-edge science with real-world applications to prepare you for the dynamic world of drug development and manufacturing.

The program begins with strong foundational courses in Advanced Pharmaceutics, where you'll explore modern dosage form design and drug delivery systems. You'll dive deep into Pharmaceutical Technology, learning about tablet compression, capsule filling, and sterile product manufacturing - the very processes used in industry today. Our Biopharmaceutics and Pharmacokinetics courses will help you understand how drug formulations behave in the human body, while Pharmaceutical Quality Assurance ensures you graduate with thorough knowledge of cGMP and regulatory compliance.

Practical learning forms the core of our approach. You'll spend significant time in our state-of-the-art pilot plant facility, equipped with tablet presses, capsule fillers, and coating machines identical to those in pharmaceutical factories. Our stability testing labs and instrumentation facilities allow hands-on experience with dissolution apparatus, and other quality control equipment essential for any pharmaceutics professional.

Teaching & Assessment

We believe in learning by doing. Our teaching methods combine traditional classroom instruction with extensive hands-on training to ensure you develop both theoretical knowledge and practical expertise. Experienced faculty - many with industry backgrounds - use interactive case studies drawn from real pharmaceutical challenges. You might troubleshoot a tablet dissolution problem one day, then design an extended-release formulation the next.

The program features regular workshops conducted by industry experts covering current topics like QbD (Quality by Design) and regulatory filing procedures. Our industrial visits to manufacturing plants and research facilities give you firsthand exposure to large-scale production environments. You'll also participate in seminars where you'll present and defend your formulation strategies, building both technical and communication skills valued by employers.

Our scholars leave not just with a degree, but with the confidence to handle real-world formulation challenges. Whether you aspire to work in pharmaceutical R&D, production, or regulatory affairs, this program equips you with both the scientific knowledge and hands-on skills to excel in the competitive world of pharmaceutics.

Curriculum

Modern Pharmaceutical Analytical Techniques
Drug Delivery System
Modern Pharmaceutics
Regulatory Affair
Pharmaceutics Practical I
Seminar/Assignment

Molecular Pharmaceutics (Nano Tech and Targeted DDS)
Advanced Biopharmaceutics & Pharmacokinetics
Computer Aided Drug Delivery System
Cosmetic and Cosmeceuticals
Pharmaceutics Practical II
Seminar/Assignment

Research Methodology and Biostatistics"
Journal club
Discussion / Presentation (Proposal Presentation)
Research Work

Journal Club
Research Work
Discussion/Final Presentation

Program Outcomes

Program Educational Objectives (PEO's)

PEO1

To equip graduates with advanced knowledge and expertise in pharmaceutics, including drug delivery systems, biopharmaceutics, pharmacokinetics, regulatory affairs, and modern pharmaceutical analytical techniques, enabling them to excel in pharmaceutical research, development, and industry.

PEO2

To foster innovation and research skills in graduates, enabling them to design, develop, and evaluate novel drug delivery systems, optimize formulations, and contribute to cutting-edge advancements in pharmaceutical sciences.

PEO3

To prepare graduates to understand and adhere to regulatory requirements, quality assurance, and good manufacturing practices (GMP) in the pharmaceutical industry, ensuring the development of safe, effective, and compliant drug products.

PEO4

To instill a strong sense of professional ethics, responsibility, and leadership in graduates, enabling them to address healthcare challenges, uphold ethical standards in research and practice, and contribute to societal well-being.

PEO5

To encourage graduates to engage in interdisciplinary collaboration, continuous learning, and adaptation to emerging technologies and trends in pharmaceutics, ensuring their long-term career growth and contribution to the global pharmaceutical sector.

Program Specific Outcomes (PSO's)

PSO1

Graduates will design, develop, and evaluate advanced drug delivery systems such as sustained-release, targeted, and nano-formulations to improve therapeutic outcomes.

PSO2

Graduates will apply biopharmaceutical principles and pharmacokinetic models to optimize drug formulations and dosage regimens for enhanced efficacy and safety.

PSO3

Graduates will demonstrate expertise in regulatory submissions, quality control, and validation processes to ensure compliance with national and international standards.

PSO4

Graduates will utilize computational modeling, optimization techniques, and formulation tools for efficient drug development and process validation.

PSO5

Graduates will formulate and evaluate cosmeceutical products and apply industrial management principles to pharmaceutical manufacturing and scale-up processes.

PSO6

Graduates will contribute to pharmaceutical research by designing experiments, analyzing data, and publishing findings in the field of pharmaceutics and drug delivery.

Program Outcomes (PO's)

PO-01

Graduates will demonstrate advanced knowledge and understanding of pharmaceutical sciences, including drug delivery systems, biopharmaceutics,pharmacokinetics, regulatory affairs, and modern analytical techniques.

PO-02

Graduates will be capable of conducting independent research, formulating novel drug delivery systems, and applying innovative approaches to solve complex pharmaceutical problems.

PO-03

Graduates will acquire proficiency in using modern analytical instruments, computational tools, and biopharmaceutical techniques for drug development and evaluation.

PO-04

Graduates will understand and comply with regulatory requirements for drug approval, quality assurance, and good manufacturing practices (GMP) in pharmaceutical industries.

PO-05

Graduates will develop critical thinking and problem-solving skills to address challenges in drug formulation, stability, and bioavailability.

PO-06

Graduates will effectively communicate scientific information and collaborate with interdisciplinary teams in pharmaceutical research and industry settings.

PO-07

Graduates will adhere to ethical guidelines, professional standards, and patient safety principles in pharmaceutical research and practice.

PO-08

Graduates will engage in continuous learning and professional development to stay updated with advancements in pharmaceutical sciences and technology.

Other Specilizations

Minor Degree Programs

At Quantum University, students have the freedom to expand their academic horizons beyond their core area of study. Through minor programs, they can choose courses from related or entirely different disciplines, encouraging interdisciplinary learning and personal growth. This flexible approach empowers students to design a well-rounded education, explore new interests, and develop diverse skill sets that prepare them for dynamic career opportunities.

Some of the MINOR Degrees being offered are:

Entrepreneurship & Startups
Foreign languages (French)
Media Management
Financial Literacy
Robotics & Automation
Microsoft Office
Culinary Arts
Data Analytics
Web Designing

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Experiential Learning

The M.Sc. Nutrition and Dietetics program at Quantum University emphasizes advanced practical learning through research-driven activities, workshops, internships, and industry collaborations. This program equips students with specialized knowledge and skills to excel in clinical, community, and industrial nutrition roles.

Advanced Workshops and Skill Development

Advanced Workshops and Skill Development are a core part of experiential learning in the M. Pharma (Pharmaceutics) program. These workshops provide hands on training in formulation development, drug delivery systems, and pharmaceutical analysis. Students work with advanced laboratory equipment and industry relevant software to understand processes such as tablet formulation, controlled release systems, and stability studies. The sessions focus on translating theory into practical application through real formulation challenges. By engaging in these workshops, students strengthen technical skills, improve problem solving ability, and gain practical exposure that prepares them for roles in pharmaceutical manufacturing, formulation research, and quality assurance.

Research and Dissertation Work

Research and Dissertation Work form the backbone of experiential learning in the M. Pharma (Pharmaceutics) program. Students undertake in depth research projects focused on formulation development, drug delivery systems, or pharmaceutical technology under faculty guidance. The process includes literature review, experimental design, laboratory trials, data interpretation, and scientific documentation. Through sustained research engagement, students develop analytical thinking, precision, and problem solving skills. This experience bridges academic knowledge with practical research practice, preparing students for careers in formulation research, pharmaceutical manufacturing, quality control, and doctoral studies.

Clinical Nutrition Practicum

The Clinical Nutrition Practicum is a key experiential learning component of the Clinical Nutrition program. It offers students direct exposure to healthcare and wellness settings where they apply nutritional knowledge in real life situations. Under the guidance of experienced professionals, students assess dietary needs, plan nutrition interventions, and support patient care across different age groups and health conditions. The practicum helps students understand clinical workflows, patient communication, and ethical practice. By combining theory with hands on experience, this practical training builds confidence, professional skills, and readiness for careers in clinical nutrition, hospitals, wellness centers, and community health settings.

Internships and Industry Collaborations

Internships and Industry Collaborations are an essential part of experiential learning in the Clinical Nutrition program. They provide students with practical exposure in hospitals, wellness centers, food industries, and healthcare organizations. Through hands on involvement, students apply nutritional science, diet planning, quality standards, and research skills in real professional environments. Industry collaborations also help students understand workplace expectations, current industry practices, and emerging trends. These experiences strengthen practical competence, professional confidence, and employability, while preparing students for diverse career roles in clinical nutrition, health services, food industry, and nutrition research.

Community Engagement and Nutrition Advocacy

Community Engagement and Nutrition Advocacy are important experiential learning components of the Clinical Nutrition program. Students participate in outreach activities such as nutrition awareness campaigns, health camps, and community education programs. These experiences expose students to real nutritional challenges faced by different population groups. By interacting directly with communities, students learn to design practical nutrition strategies, communicate health messages clearly, and promote healthy eating habits. This hands on involvement builds social responsibility, leadership skills, and ethical awareness, preparing students to contribute effectively to public health nutrition and community wellness initiatives.

Professional Development Activities

Professional Development Activities are a vital part of experiential learning in the Clinical Nutrition program. These activities include workshops, expert talks, career guidance sessions, and skill based training focused on professional growth. Students develop essential competencies such as communication, teamwork, ethical practice, and leadership. Interaction with industry professionals helps students understand career options, workplace standards, and evolving trends in nutrition and healthcare. By supporting both personal and professional development, these activities build confidence, clarity, and readiness for successful careers in clinical nutrition, wellness consulting, public health, and related fields.

Outstanding Career Outcomes

Our graduates are in high demand across top engineering companies and innovative startups

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Career Tracks

Formulation Scientist

Drug composition and testing.

Clinical Researcher

Clinical trial management.

Regulatory Affairs Specialist

Compliance with approval authorities.

Pharmacologist

Drug mechanism and toxicity analysis.

Entrepreneurship

Comprehensive Skill Development: At Quantum University, the teaching methodology includes extensive Skill Development Courses (SKCs) designed to equip students with the necessary skills to start their own ventures.

Entrepreneurial and Leadership Opportunities: Quantum University is providing ample opportunities to students to start their own ventures. More than 100 Start-ups are in progress.

Networking and Career Success: Quantum University fosters strong industry connections and real-world exposure, enabling students to build professional networks and unlock rewarding career opportunities.

Higher Studies

Master’s Programs: Quantum University offers a range of industry-relevant master's programs designed to deepen academic knowledge, enhance professional skills, and prepare students for leadership roles in their chosen fields.

Ph.D. Opportunities: Quantum University offers rigorous Ph.D. programs that foster advanced research, innovation, and academic excellence. With expert mentorship, interdisciplinary collaboration, and access to cutting-edge resources, scholars are empowered to contribute meaningful insights to their fields.

Networking and Career Success: Students benefit from a strong ecosystem of industry partnerships, alumni networks, and career development support. Regular workshops, internships, expert talks, and placement drives help students build valuable connections and achieve long-term career success.

Mentors Who Shape Futures

Dr. Mridula Pandey

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Dr. Saloni Arora

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Niharika Vardhan Saxena

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Ishita Singh

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Nikita Tyagi

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Deepshikha Garbyal

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Labs

Food & Nutrition Laboratory

Health Care Centre

Human Physiology Laboratory

Biochemistry Laboratory

Food Microbiology Laboratory

Food Analysis Laboratory

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Computing and Bioinformatics Laboratory

Food Service Management Laboratory

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Research Highlights

Quantum University fully supports and encourages interdisciplinary research initiatives across different areas of study.

+Paper Publications
+Patents
+Startup Grants

Industry -Academic Collaborations

Quantum University has partnerships with over 150 industry leaders, providing students with valuable practical experience and exposure to current industry trends. Companies offer internships, real-world projects, and job opportunities to over 900 students annually at the best packages.