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| Pharmaceutical Industry in India has grown in a big way to both in size and in product diversity. A large number of qualified Pharmaceutical Technologists in India have shouldered the responsibility to bring our country to such height of excellence. In this context, quality pharmacy education provides reasonably good resources to uplift our national wealth in terms of human resources. |
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Quality Pharmacy education is the development of Intellectual skills and knowledge that will provide the Pharmacy graduates to contribute to the social Pharmacy milieu by means of productivity and satisfactory Pharmacy courses as Industrial Pharmacists, Clinical Pharmacists, Hospital Pharmacists, Good Regulatory personnel and improve of the health scenario of the country. The job opportunities for Pharmacy graduates are with industry, Clinical Investigations, Government Departments, Universities, Hospitals, Investigation and Research Institute etc. etc. Within the Pharmaceutical Industry one might be involved in activities relating to the development, formulation, production, quality control and quality assurance or marketing of new drugs for clinical use. Appointments are also involve in sales promotion work as medical professional representatives. As a medical or professional representative he keeps the medical practitioner informed about the new drugs and treatments developed by various pharmaceutical companies and thus indirectly promote their sales. A Professional Technologist with postgraduate degree is normally absorbed in research work to develop new drugs in laboratories and in production work in pharmaceutical industry and analyzing them for purity and strength.
A degree holder in Pharmacy, after registering with the State Pharmacy Council, can set up and run their own business.
Bengal School of Technology has a group of dedicated core faculty members with a wide professional experience and expertise, who are focused on what students are actually doing in experiential settings and directly examine the interaction of students with the learning environment in a way that will assure the transference of skill from training to practice
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Prof. (Dr.) Gautam Chatterjee
Principal, BST
M.Pharm, Ph.D
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