Pharmaceutical Chemistry department

The department is responsible for teaching various departments of chemistry,
including general chemistry, organic chemistry, heterocyclic compounds,
analytical chemistry, inorganic chemistry, pharmaceutical chemistry, and drug design.
Guided by its vision, the department aims to achieve success through a
comprehensive understanding of drug action and distribution among
different body organs. It utilizes various techniques to analyze drugs scientifically
relying on the fundamentals of chemistry, particularly organic and analytical chemistry.
The department teaches foundational chemistry courses before introducing
pharmaceutical chemistry
which applies chemical concepts to drug synthesis and analysis.
Special attention is given to clarifying the relationship between a drug’s molecular structure and both its pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, as well as its biological effects and analytical methods.
These chemical principles are essential for learning how to design and develop drugs, whether through traditional methods or with the aid of computer software.
The department is responsible for teaching various departments of chemistry, including general chemistry, organic chemistry, heterocyclic compounds, analytical chemistry, inorganic chemistry, pharmaceutical chemistry, and drug design. Guided by its vision, the department aims to achieve success through a comprehensive understanding of drug action and distribution among different body organs. It utilizes various techniques to analyze drugs scientifically relying on the fundamentals of chemistry, particularly organic and analytical chemistry. The department teaches foundational chemistry courses before introducing pharmaceutical chemistry, which applies chemical concepts to drug synthesis and analysis. Special attention is given to clarifying the relationship between a drug’s molecular structure and both its pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics, as well as its biological effects and analytical methods. These chemical principles are essential for learning how to design and develop drugs, whether through traditional methods or with the aid of computer software. This contributes to the quality of education in both general and pharmaceutical fields . The pharmaceutical chemistry department is keen to align academic programs with human needs in both general and professional pharmacy sectors. It plays an active and direct role in scientific disciplines. It is considered one of the most significant branches due to its close link with pharmaceutical formulation, nutritional chemistry, and its direct connection to various pharmacy disciplines. These include drug design, synthesis, development, discovery, and analysis—essential for exploring chemical structures and reactions, making it a key foundation for understanding numerous scientific areas The department is committed to providing students with comprehensive knowledge of basic chemistry, pharmaceutical chemistry, drug formulation, and development. It also introduces new techniques for drug analysis and application in their professional careers.
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Prof.Dr. Noor Al Hatif Al Dabbagh
Dean,College of Pharmacy ( Head of department )