Modern Laboratories
The pharmaceutics department has advanced and highly sophisticated instruments & machinery for research, development, manufacturing, and testing of pharmaceutical formulations. The lab has a tablet punching machine, blenders, a dissolution testing apparatus, a disintegration tester, Brookfield viscometers, extruders, spheronizers, ointment filling, a crimping and sealing machine, lyophilizers, and other instruments for in-process and finished formulation manufacturing and testing. The labs provide students with hands-on experience in various aspects of drug formulation research and development of various formulations. This practical exposure allows students to experiment, troubleshoot challenges, and refine their skills, thereby preparing them for research activities.
Research Activities
The Department of Pharmaceutics takes immense pride in its remarkable record of research and academic achievements. The department has consistently secured research funding of around 20 lakhs, a testament to its ability to attract support for groundbreaking projects. This funding has not only empowered researchers to explore cutting-edge technologies but has also facilitated the acquisition of sophisticated equipment, further propelling research endeavors. The department’s commitment to knowledge dissemination is evident in its impressive publication record. Numerous books and book chapters authored by esteemed faculty members have enriched the field of pharmaceutical sciences globally. These publications serve as valuable resources for students, researchers, and industry professionals alike, fostering a deeper understanding and advancing the application of pharmaceutical knowledge.
The department’s dedication to research excellence is further solidified by its patent record. The department holds a number of patents, demonstrating its ability to translate research findings into tangible solutions that can benefit patients and revolutionize pharmaceutical care.
HANDS ON TRAINING: PHARMACEUTICAL FORMULATION OPTIMIZATION USING DESIGN OF EXPERIMENT (DOE)
The Department of Pharmaceutics, Al Shifa College of Pharmacy, organized a one-day hands-on training program titled “Pharmaceutical Formulation Optimization Using Design of Experiment (DOE)”on 31st July 2025. The program was designed to provide practical insights into the application of DOE in pharmaceutical formulation development
GCC REGULATORY INSIGHTS: NAVIGATING MARKETING AUTHORIZATION, POST-APPROVAL & COSMETICS REGULATIONS
The 1st batch M. Pharm 2nd Semester students of Regulatory Affairs and Pharmaceutics had an interactive session with Ms. Deepa Jayakrishnan, Regulatory Affairs Manager, Proderma Middle East, Dubai. The webinar focused on regulatory affairs in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), offering a comprehensive overview of the regulatory environment surrounding pharmaceuticals and cosmetics.
PHARMACEUTICAL REGULATORY INSIGHTS-3: NAVIGATING EU & IRELAND REGULATIONS – OPPORTUNITIES, EXAMS, APPLICATION PROCEDURES
A webinar on “Pharmaceutical Regulatory Insights: Navigating EU & Ireland Regulations – Opportunities, Exams, Application Procedures” was conducted on 25th August 2025 as part of the Cross-Border Webinar Series (III). The session aimed to provide students and professionals with knowledge about the European pharmaceutical regulatory system, career opportunities, and skill requirements in the global regulatory field.
REPORT ON PHARMACEUTICAL REGULATORY INSIGHTS – 4: REGULATORY ASPECTS OF MEDICAL DEVICES IN EUROPE – INSIGHTS FROM GERMANY
As part of the ongoing Cross-Border Webinar Series (IV), a session on “Pharmaceutical Regulatory Insights: Regulatory Aspects of Medical Devices in Europe – Insights from Germany” was held on 29th August 2025. The program was designed to provide students and professionals with an in-depth understanding of the European regulatory framework for medical devices, while also highlighting career prospects and evolving trends in the global healthcare industry.
PHARMACEUTICAL REGULATORY INSIGHTS-2: PHARMA MARKETS BEYOND BORDERS – REGULATORY SYSTEMS OF SOUTH AFRICA
The Department of Pharmaceutics & Regulatory Affairs at Al Shifa College of Pharmacy successfully conducted the second session of its Cross-Border Webinar Series on August 4, 2025. The theme of the session was “Pharmaceutical Regulatory Insights: Pharma Markets beyond Borders – Regulatory Systems of South Africa”.
MOU SIGNING WITH CHETHANA PHARMACEUTICALS
In continuation of our industry–academia collaboration activities, Al Shifa College of Pharmacy has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Chethana Pharmaceuticals, Kerala, with a validity period of five years. The MoU signing ceremony was held at Chethana’s office, Ambalakkat Road, Perintalmanna.
INDUSTRIAL VISIT TO KOTTAKKAL ARYA VAIDYA SALA
AIMST University students and our staff members visited Arya Vaidya Sala, Kottakkal, on 14th August 2025. This visit was organized by the Department of Pharmaceutics, Al Shifa College of Pharmacy in collaboration with Arya Vaidya Sala, with the objective of enhancing students’ understanding of traditional systems of medicine and contemporary research methodologies in medicinal plant sciences.
A VISIT TO AGAPPE DIAGNOSTICS, ERNAKULAM
On 22nd September 2025, the Regulatory Affairs PG students of Al Shifa College of Pharmacy visited Agappe Diagnostics, Ernakulam, where the team provided an insightful overview of the company, including its history, policies, markets, and future plans.
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