MD Pharmacology
Doctor of Medicine — Postgraduate training in experimental pharmacology, rational therapeutics, pharmacovigilance, and ethical pre-clinical research with CCSEA-registered animal facilities.
Program Overview
The MD Pharmacology program emphasises teaching methodology, experimental pharmacology, clinical trials, and drug safety surveillance. Scholars train in rational prescribing principles applicable across clinical specialties.
The department maintains a CCSEA-registered animal house, herbal garden with 50+ species, and an institutional pharmacovigilance centre for ADR monitoring and patient safety.
Faculty contribute to Phase IV clinical trials, herbal validation research, and pre-clinical toxicological studies aligned with national regulatory standards.
Program Information
Program Curriculum
Pharmacology Foundations
Clinical Pharmacology & Research
Dissertation & Exit Training
Research Opportunities
Herbal Validation
Standardisation and efficacy studies of medicinal plants from the departmental herbal garden.
Pharmacovigilance
Systematic ADR monitoring supporting evidence-based prescribing.
Pre-Clinical Studies
In-vivo and in-vitro drug safety and toxicological profiling.
Clinical Trials
Participation in Phase IV and post-marketing surveillance programmes.