- 06 Nov
- 2025
PCP Conducts Accreditation Visit for Pharm.D at University of Rawalpindi
On 6 November 2025, the Pharmacy Council of Pakistan (PCP) conducted a comprehensive inspection of University of Rawalpindi to assess its readiness for the proposed Doctor of Pharmacy (Pharm.D) programme. This evaluation is an essential step in ensuring the university meets national standards for pharmacy education.
Comprehensive Evaluation by PCP Panel
The PCP panel carried out an in-depth review, focusing on key areas critical to the programme’s success:
• Curriculum Alignment: Ensuring the Pharm.D curriculum meets PCP accreditation standards.
• Laboratory Facilities: Examining state-of-the-art pharmacy labs and practical learning resources.
• Teaching Methods: Evaluating the university's teaching practices and student engagement strategies.
• Faculty Expertise: Reviewing the qualifications and experience of the Pharm.D faculty.
• Learning Environment: Assessing academic support systems and the overall student experience.
Assessment of Academic and Practical Resources
The panel also evaluated UOR's capacity to deliver quality education, including:
• Practical Training: Opportunities for hands-on experience and clinical exposure.
• Institutional Readiness: Ensuring the university is prepared to offer pharmaceutical education in line with national standards.
Importance of the PCP Inspection
This inspection is a vital component of the PCP accreditation process, ensuring UOR maintains high educational standards and equips students with the skills, knowledge, and training necessary to excel in the pharmacy field.
University of Rawalpindi remains dedicated to excellence in pharmacy education, preparing the next generation of pharmacists to meet Pakistan’s evolving healthcare needs.