Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar: Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Marathwada University (BAMU) takes a significant leap into interdisciplinary science with the introduction of the ‘Master of Pharmacy’ program. The inauguration ceremony, led by Vice Chancellor Dr. Pramod Yeole, witnessed the esteemed presence of Chief Guest Dr. KV Kale, Vice Chancellor of Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar Technology University (BATU).
Highlighting the importance of collaboration among various medical sciences, including Allopathy, Homeopathy, Naturopathy, Unani, and Ayurveda, Dr. KV Kale expressed that medicines derived from such interdisciplinary cooperation could prove to be more effective.
“The present age emphasizes interdisciplinary science. Medical sciences must collaborate, and medicines derived from such collaboration will be more effective,” stated Dr. KV Kale during the ceremony.
The newly introduced ‘Master of Pharmacy’ course, inaugurated by Vice Chancellor Dr. Pramod Yeole, has received approval from the Pharmacy Council of India, marking a significant milestone during Dr. Yeole’s tenure. The approved courses include MPharm – Pharmaceutics and Quality Assurance, each offering 12 seats.
The inauguration ceremony, attended by various dignitaries such as Management Council member Dr. Bhagwan Sakhale and Dean Dr. Bhalchandra Waikar, featured the presentation of mementoes to both Vice Chancellors. Dr. Sakhale expressed contentment with the initiation of the course at the university, recognizing its potential impact on the field of pharmacy.
Dr. Gauri Kallawar conducted the event, ensuring its smooth flow, and Dr. Shushma Vaishnav concluded with a vote of thanks, acknowledging the collaborative efforts that have paved the way for this significant addition to BAMU’s academic offerings.
