| |19 July 2017HIGHERReviewIn addition to the regular compliance to the Pharmacy Council of India approved syllabus, the School has taken several initiatives to foster the development of the studentscompanies after M.Pharm," adds Dr. Sabitha. Today, as an institution just com-pleted 12 years after the start of UG programme, Amrita School of Phar-macy does not have high claims on alumni positions. However, the alum-ni are placed well in various fields like teaching, industry R&D as well as production and quality control, hospital and retail pharmacy outside India as well as, clinical pharmacists in various leading hospitals in Kera-la. "We have a long way to go. In the coming years, apart from increasing the number of M.Pharm programs and PhD students in the campus, we would be initiating internation-al collaborations with universities to facilitate student/faculty exchange program and facilitate clinical intern-ship for students in other countries where the clinical pharmacy services are well established and accepted," concludes Dr. Sabitha.
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