Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Pharmaceutical Sciences at Taylor's University

Description

The Taylor's University Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Pharmaceutical Sciences is a rigorous research-based programme designed for experts seeking to generate original, high-impact knowledge in modern drug discovery and development. The curriculum provides advanced training in scientific disciplines such as drug delivery systems, pharmacology, medicinal chemistry, and pharmaceutical biotechnology. Candidates conduct extensive, independent research over 3-6 years, culminating in the defence of a substantial doctoral thesis. This degree prepares graduates for senior leadership, academic, and research roles in the pharmaceutical industry, government regulatory agencies, and advanced research institutions globally.

Intake Month(s)

February, April, June, September, October

Application Fee RM 800.00

Tuition Fee RM 50,760.00

Grand Total RM 51,560.00

EMGS Fee RM 2,920.00

Application Fee RM 2,800.00

Administration Fee RM 3,000.00

Insurance Fee RM 644.00

Security Bond RM 3,000.00

VISA Renewal Fee RM 8,750.00

Tuition Fee RM 53,760.00

Grand Total RM 74,874.00

Note: International student fees may subject to 6% SST

Course Structure

Research Methodology
Key Research Areas
Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacy Practice
Community pharmacy
Digital Health and Innovation
Disease burden studies
Legislative and regulatory pharmacy
Medication safety and optimization
Pharmacoeconomics
Pharmacoinformatics
Quality of life studies
Social and administrative pharmacy
Pharmaceutical Technology
Bioequivalence studies
Controlled-release drug delivery systems
Fast-dissolving drug delivery systems
Pre-formulation studies
Transdermal/Topical drug delivery systems
Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Phytochemistry
Analytical method development and validation
Computational medicinal chemistry
Design and development of herbal formulations
Extraction of herbal drugs
Isolation and characterization of herbal constituents
Medicinal chemistry (organic synthesis)
Pharmacology
Antimicrobials
Anti-inflammation
Cancer Pharmacology
Diabetes Pharmacology
Pharmacology and Toxicology of herbal extracts
Stem cells and exosomes
Pharmacy Education
Interprofessional Education
Innovation in teaching and learning

Entry Requirement

Successful completion of a relevant Bachelor's Degree programme with a minimum CGPA of 3.67 and registered as a Masters candidate and passed related qualifying assessment

Successful completion of a relevant Master Degree programme with a minimum CGPA of 2.50

Successful completion of a relevant Bachelor's Degree programme with a minimum CGPA of 3.67 and registered as a Masters candidate and passed related qualifying assessment

Successful completion of a relevant Master Degree programme with a minimum CGPA of 2.50

IELTS: 6.0
TOEFL iBT: 60
PTE Academic: 59
Linguaskill: 169

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