Baghdad College of Pharmacy

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The College of Pharmacy at the University of Baghdad is one of Iraq's oldest and most prestigious institutions for pharmaceutical education, established in 1936. It is renowned for its comprehensive programs in pharmaceutical sciences, clinical pharmacy, and pharmacology, contributing significantly to the nation's healthcare sector. While primarily serving Iraqi students, international students are accepted, often from the broader Middle East, and benefit from a rigorous academic environment where scientific literature and some instruction utilize English alongside Arabic. The college does not typically feature dedicated international summer schools or extensive exchange programs but provides a strong foundational education in pharmacy. Its distinctive characteristic lies in its long-standing legacy as a cornerstone of pharmaceutical development and research within Iraq.

Background

Baghdad College of Medical Sciences is a private Iraqi university established by the Iraqi Pharmacists Syndicate in accordance to the law and regulations of Ministry of Higher Education and scientific research (MOHE) governing the establishment and administration of private universities and colleges. The college is specified that it is a special scientific establishment with a general benefit, and it has its financial and administrative independence and it enjoys all the rights and specifications that are listed in the law. The license to establish the college was granted on 14 September 2000.

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