Bachelor in Pharmacy (Hons)

A pass in SPM / O-Level or equivalent with 5Bs each in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics or Additional Mathematics and another subject.

(The SPM requirements will only be applicable to: Diploma in Science / Pharmacy / Matriculation in Science / Pre-Medical studies or Pre-Pharmacy / Foundation in Science)

All Malaysian students are required to attain a Pass in Bahasa Melayu and English SPM / O-Level / UEC / IGCSE or equivalent

*All information is subject to change. The above entry requirements serve as a guideline. Readers are responsible to verify the information by contacting the university’s Admissions Department.

Pass with min. CGPA 3.00 and above with min. B in Chemistry

Min. CGPA 3.00 with grade BBB, ABC or AAC in Biology, Chemistry and Physics / Mathematics with min. B in Chemistry

Pass with min. 5Bs with B4 (70%) in Chemistry and Biology, and B5 (65%) in Mathematics / Physics

Min. ABC / BBB / AAC in Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics / Physics with min. B in Chemistry

Min. ATAR 75 including B in Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics / Physics

6 Grade 12 U/M subjects including Grade 12 U English (if not offering other English Language qualification). Min. 70% in each subject including min. 75% in Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics / Physics

Min. 34 points including scores of 6 in Chemistry and Biology, Mathematics / Physics at Higher Level (HL)

Min. 75% in each of Chemistry, Biology and Mathematics / Physics

Min. CGPA 3.00 including B in Chemistry

(Chemistry / Biology / Physics) with min. CGPA 3.75 including B in Chemistry

Min. CGPA 3.50

Min. CGPA 2.75

UAI average of 80% in 5 subjects including Chemistry (75%), Biology (75%) and Mathematics / Physics (70%)

Students with other qualifications will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

Approximate Total Fees:
Local Students: RM 168,510
International Students: USD 46,945

The degree in pharmacy programme equips students with the knowledge of the pharmaceutical sciences, focusing on four main areas: Pharmacology, Medicinal Chemistry, Drug Delivery and Pharmacy Practice.

This programme is compatible with the new Taylor's Curriculum Framework that allows students to mix & match study modules.


PRIMARY MAJOR
This component consists of Common Core subjects, which are common modules across a discipline that provides the fundamental knowledge of the discipline.

 

Year 2

Year 3

Year 4

 

UNIVERSITY CORE
This component aims to develop critical thinking, build up social intelligence and cultivate civic responsibility as well as broaden cultural knowledge. These consist of compulsory and nationally-mandated study modules required by the Malaysian Ministry of Higher Education.

 

*Students are requested to take Bahasa Kebangsaan A if they do not obtain a Credit for Bahasa Malaysia in SPM.

COMPLEMENTARY STUDIES
The Complementary Studies component provides student the flexibility to study modules in a related or unrelated field from the same or different school to complement the Primary Major. It may be completed in a form of free electives, an extension, minors or a second major that typically requires at least one (1) semester of student learning time.


[Choose ONE (1) of the packages:]

Advanced Pharmaceutical Industrial Practice (5 modules)
and Choose any TWO (2)  Free Electives* offered by Taylor’s University. Refer to the Complementary Study Guide for the list of Free Electives.

*Subject to availability.
*Meet min. module pre- & co-requisite.

Minor

Choose any Minor package* (5 modules) offered by Taylor’s University. Refer to the Complementary Study Guide for the list of Minor packages.

and Choose any TWO (2) Free Electives* offered by Taylor’s University. Refer to the Complementary Study Guide for the list of Free Electives.

*Subject to availability.
*Meet min. module pre- & co-requisite.

Choose any SEVEN (7) Free Electives* offered by Taylor’s University. Refer to the Complementary Study Guide for the list of Free Electives.

*Subject to availability.
*Meet min. module pre- & co-requisite.

*All information is subject to change. Readers are responsible for verifying information that pertains to them by contacting the university.