Registration steps
New undergraduate registration (Faculty of Engineering)
We welcome and congratulate you all on your admission to Karary University. We wish you a successful academic journey and a fulfilling student life. Registration begins on Sunday, August 25, 2019, and ends on Thursday, September 12, 2019. Classes will begin on November 10, 2019.
Registration steps:
1. Withdraw registration forms from the Registrar's office (the Scientific Affairs’ Hall).
2. Complete all the forms: the registration form and the forms attached thereto.
3. Complete the required medical examinations and interviews at the relevant Committee's headquarters at the College of Medicine (first floor).
4. The academic fees (tuition + registration) are paid at the Omdurman National Bank (delegate for scientific affairs).
Note that the tuition fees can be as follows:
- Be paid in full or in installments; the first installment is 50%.
- The registration fee is SDP 4000.
5. Secure four copies of the academic payment receipt and give one copy to each of the following parties:
- Registrar's Office.
- Office of Information Systems (new building).
- The ID Card Office (the new building).
- The Financial Department (Administration).
6. Ensure that the registration form and the payment receipt are approved by both the Financial Department and the Information Systems Office.
7. Pay the university uniform fees (at the Academic Affairs Hall).
8. Submit the registration form and the forms attached thereto, and a copy of the payment receipt to the registrar's office (before the end of the registration deadline).
Registration requirements:
- A copy of the Sudanese Secondary Certificate or its equivalent.
- Four (4) personal recent passport-size photographs.
- A copy of the national ID number.
Important notes:
- The student must complete the registration procedures at the designated place and time and ensure that the registration forms are submitted to the registrar's office before the end of the registration deadline.
- No registration is allowed after the registration deadline, and the student will lose their allocated place by the end of the workday on Thursday, September 12, 2019.
- The registration is finalized when the student has completed all the above procedures and submitted the registration forms to the College registrar's office.
- Withdrawing registration forms without completing the registration process does not guarantee the admission of the candidate.
Registration is officially finalized after the electronic registration system of the university approves the candidate data, and the registration forms are submitted to the College registrar.
- Adopting internationally recognized quality standards, controls, and systems in higher education for all educational process inputs and outputs in the college.
- Continuous academic reform based on reviewing curricula to keep pace with the rapid developments in pharmaceutical and medical sciences.
- Introducing modern systems, methods, and technologies into the education process.
- Training students to use traditional and electronic libraries and instilling a spirit of research and self-reliance.
- Working hard to create an environment that is favorable for academic achievement, including lecture rooms, laboratories, devices and equipment, and chemicals.
- Securing faculty training opportunities and meeting their financial and moral needs.
- The teaching staff is a single family; therefore, it is crucial to strengthen the bonds among them and overcome any obstacles that might hinder their work as a cohesive and effective team.
- Deriving maximum benefits from the vast developments caused by the revolution in information and communications.
- College administration focusing on engaging and communicating with faculty and staff.
- Adherence to regulations, systems, and laws governing the Armed Forces and Karary University.
- Observing and adhering to the College’s established institutional norms and principles.
Developing programs capable of graduating academically excellent pharmacists who keep pace with the latest developments in the field of pharmacy. To achieve
- this, a distinguished academic system, including regular written and oral examinations, seminars, research, field visits, and training, is needed.
- Adopting an academic performance and curriculum evaluation system.
- Establishment of a self-evaluation and accreditation unit within the College and promotion of a quality and accreditation culture among all staff.
- Paying attention to student activities and helping them develop their creative values.
Introduction:
Every university has a general mission comprising three main areas:
- Educating students in various disciplines.
- Serving the community in which the university is located.
- Fulfilling its role in scientific research.
The university, through its various colleges, seeks to realize community advancement in all forms, including cultural, economic, health, and other fields.
Generally, higher education aims to achieve a multifaceted purpose. Key aims include the following:
- Education for the sake of knowledge.
- Education for the sake of work.
- Education for self-realization and broader societal contribution.
- Education for the sake of producing educated individuals capable of communicating and coexisting with others.
Inspired by the university’s mission, Higher Education’s insights and directives, and the Armed Forces’ need for medical services, the idea for Karary University has emerged. The University comprises 13 schools and colleges, namely: engineering, business administration, technical, maritime, aeronautics, and health colleges (medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, medical laboratories, and nursing), as well as intermediate diplomas and postgraduate studies.
According to higher education admission results, there has been a growing interest among students in studying pharmacy, especially over the last decade.
This may be due to the saturation in the medical and dental fields and the availability of diverse private sector job opportunities with comparatively high wages for pharmacists. This growing interest in studying pharmacy led the Higher Education Admissions Committee to double the number of pharmacy college admissions.
Adopting a strategic, multifaceted approach focusing on the following is inevitable to cope with the higher number of student admissions:
- Infrastructure.
- Curricula.
- Students.
- Teaching staff.
- Laboratories, appliances, equipment, and chemicals.
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- Infrastructure:
Establishing a distinguished Pharmacy College at Karary University requires a strategic, spacious campus designed for modern pharmaceutical education. International academic standards and accreditation requirements include large interactive classrooms, state-of-the-art laboratories, a comprehensive library, staff offices, and student amenities.
- Curricula:
A modern, flexible, and comprehensive curriculum for pharmaceutical sciences has been designed for the College. It adheres to continuous updating to keep pace with the advancement of knowledge and the needs of the Sudanese society. It is a student-centered curriculum that focuses on hands-on experience to ensure graduates are "practice-ready".
- Teaching Staff:
The faculty is the backbone of the educational process. Efforts will be made to upgrade, train, and qualify the teaching staff, especially assistants. Maintaining a team spirit among the teaching staff will remain the College’s top priority, as it is key to success.
- Students:
Students are the immediate inputs and potential outputs of the educational process. Paying attention to them, listening to them, overcoming the obstacles they face, and helping them develop their creative values are necessary. Deepening the spirit of belonging and love for the country and instilling virtuous values in them are also necessary. This entails a balanced relationship that preserves respect for teachers and informs students of their rights and duties.
- Laboratories and their accessories:
Thanks to God, state-of-the-art laboratories have been established at the College. A permanent committee will be formed from the four departments of the College to address any deficiencies in equipment and devices and to secure chemical supplies so that practical classes are not affected, and the curriculum is implemented as scheduled.
The B. Pharm. Program is run through 4 main departments:
- Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry
- Department of Pharmaceutics
- Department of Pharmacology
- Department of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry
1. Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry:
Pharmaceutical Chemistry is that branch of applied chemistry, which embraces organic, inorganic, physical, medicinal and analytical chemistry and the applications of these disciplines in the preparation, synthesis, and standardization, interpretation of drug actions, drug interactions and analysis of chemical substances for medicinal use. The objectives of the department of pharmaceutical chemistry are that at the end of five years of instructions, the students should be able to apply their knowledge of the fundamental concepts and principles in organic, inorganic, physical, medicinal and analytical chemistry to pharmaceuticals and to relate these concepts to drug usage in the practice of pharmacy. The courses in pharmaceutical Chemistry lay firm emphasis in the following areas:
- Organic chemistry and Stereochemistry
- Synthesis and isolation methods
- Drug discovery, drug design and drug actions.
- Biochemical pathways and Biotransformation of chemical compounds.
- Pharmaceutical analysis and Quality Control of pharmaceutical products.
The courses should enable students to write, describe and explain the properties, structure, chemical reactivity, structure activity relationships, synthesis, and use of biologically active compounds and to perform the assay of various pharmaceutical products.
2. Department of Pharmaceutics:
The department provides a broad based education background emphasizing the theoretical and practical disciplines essential for the dosage form design, evaluation and manufacture, and development of raw material for pharmaceutical applications. The area of pharmaceutical technology is involved in the study of the physicochemical properties of compounds and substances that are used in the development of pharmaceutical products in addition to the quality control of such substances and dosage forms according to the pharmacopeias and international laws. Moreover, the principles of quality assurance and administration are provided. This area of science is also involved in the study of drug delivery or targeting systems and the development of smart delivery systems that are highly efficient in their therapeutic effect with minimal side effects. The graduates are expected to competently perform their practice in the pharmaceutical industry.
3. Department of Pharmacology:
Pharmacology is defined as “that branch of medical science which relates to drugs, their preparation, uses and effects”. It is not just “what effect does this extract have?”, but “how does it do it, what is the active ingredient and how can we harness the therapeutic effect. Pharmacology is also concerned with the search for new drugs and how they can best be used in the treatment of diseases in both man and animals.
The courses provide a study program which aims to help students to acquire the basic knowledge and skills in pharmacology essential for the study of the mechanisms of action and use of drugs and links biochemistry, physiology and pathology with an understanding of disease at the molecular level.
4. Department of Pharmacognosy and Phytochemistry:
Pharmacognosy is the study of the physical, chemical, biochemical and biological properties of drugs, or potential drugs or drug substances of natural origin as well as the search for new drugs from natural sources. It is also defined as the study of crude drugs.
