Our Programs
MCOPS, one of the premier institutions in India, provides professional courses in Pharmacy.
MCOPS started offering Diploma in Pharmacy (DPharm) education in 1963 and became a degree college for Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm) program in 1965. Eventually, MCOPS became the first college to offer a postgraduate course (MPharm) in Karnataka in 1970 and the Doctor of Pharmacy (PharmD) program in 2008 in India.
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International Collaborations
The success of a fruitful outcome of research lies in the collaborations with globally reputed institutions. Keeping this slogan in mind, MCOPS with the help of Manipal Academy of Higher Education is able to establish collaboration with several reputed (Tier I) institutions in the country and abroad such as Griffith Health University, Australia; University of Lille , France; University of Findlay, USA; University Sains, Malaysia; The University of Sydney, Australia; University of Kentucky, USA; Universitas Airlangga, Indonesia; RAK Medical & Health Sciences University, UAE; University of Southern California, USA; King's College London, UK; AIMST University, Malaysia; UCSI University, Malaysia; The University of South Australia; WROCLAW University of Science and Technology, Poland; The University of Mississippi, USA; University of Nizwa, Oman; Biotherapeutics Laboratory, University of South Carolina School of Medicines, Columbia, SC, USA; University of Brighton; Monash University, Malaysia.
These collaborations are helpful for the academic enrichment of both institutions (Joint education and research activities, Exchange of visiting scholars, graduate and undergraduate students).
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I am greatly indebted to my teachers at the College of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Manipal for the education and training imparted to me during my years at this great institution. It has also been a very enjoyable period of which I have very fond memories and will cherish forever. The friends I have made at Manipal and their constant support and encouragement is one of my greatest assets.
Dr George Patani
BPharm 1988-92
Director-Inga Laboratories Pvt. Ltd., Mumbai, India
Words fall short for describing the student life I pursued during my BPharm. MCOPS has been at the core of my personal and professional development. The dedicated faculty at MCOPS is one of the finest in the country; they are like family; guiding you in all aspects of life. Learning is offered, with practical experiences, that meets international standards. MCOPS provided me with unique opportunities to engage in internships, workshops and conferences not just nationally but internationally. It offers a platform to build network with the pharmaceutical industry. Manipal gave me an all-rounded exposure to academics, culture, and sports, which overall was a bittersweet experience, but it transformed me into a better human being. Manipal is genuinely inspired by life; in all the senses, it is not a place it is a feeling.
Naman Gupta
BPharm: 2015 -2019
Recipient of Australia Awards Scholarship 2020
Masters student at School of Pharmacy, University of Queensland. Brisbane, Australia.
MCOPS, MCOPS!! A chant I will never forget. A citadel of learning, amazing college that gives equal opportunity to everyone to experience and test their desires, strengths and capabilities to achieve their goals be it in academics, sports and cultural activities. You never know how short 4years is until you are in MCOPS. The institution teaches you that good is not enough but excel in all you do. Four years of my BPharm remains a turning point in my life and career. Today I am a Pharmacist in a reputable organization, thanks to MCOPS. I remain grateful to God, my amazing teachers and colleagues.
Chinedu Megwa
BPharm 2015-2019
Pharmacy superintendent Abuja, Nigeria.
My journey of past four years at MCOPS had a significant impact on my life and it helped me shape myself into a well-rounded individual. What makes the curriculum so different is the in-depth focus on research and academics, which is afforded by access to excellent faculty and all round development through cultural and sports event. Hands on training experience in laboratories equipped with advanced facilities helped me to gain better understanding of pharmaceutical industrial settings. MCOPS is affiliated to International Pharmaceutical Student Federation, which gave me an opportunity to be part of Asia Pacific Pharmaceutical Symposium in Japan, 2018 and World Congress, 2019 in Rwanda. MCOPS is definitely the best choice for an aspirant to begin career in Pharmacy.
Saahil Baghel
BPharm: 2016-2020
MSc (Pharmaceutical Sciences) at University of Copenhagen Copenhagen, Denmark.
Freshly out of high school and the pressure that comes along with it, MCOPS was a breath of fresh air. The diversity in students, the teaching style of our professors and the opportunities presented were beyond imagination. MCOPS offers a comprehensive course combined with laboratory experience that makes understanding aspects of pharmaceutical science much easier. All the professors I had over the course of four years were amazing at their subject and inculcated their passion in us. MCOPS also offers opportunities for a college life beyond the classroom. During Sanskriti, the cultural activities that I have been part of – both as a volunteer and participant – have been one of the best memories of my life. Pharmaquora – the academic fest – helped us think beyond textbook and polish our research abilities. All in all, I can say that MCOPS was an experience that I truly treasure. We all came from sheltered houses but Manipal quickly became home.
Shivani Karnik
BPharm 2015-2019
MSc student at University of Copenhagen Copenhagen, Denmark
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- “Bad practice in Medicine must be rooted out,” World Medical Education President Prof David Gordon tells graduating students
- “Bad practice in Medicine must be rooted out,” World Medical Education President Prof David Gordon tells graduating students
- “Bad practice in Medicine must be rooted out,” World Medical Education President Prof David Gordon tells graduating students