From left: Dr Brian Teo Sheng Xian, Senior Lecturer, School of Pharmacy, Dr Renuka Sellapans, Head of School of Pharmacy, Prof. Dr Thomas, Executive Dean, Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences, Dr Wong Jia Woei, Programme Director for School of Pharmacy and Dr Chloe Chin Chai Kee, Lecturer at School of Pharmacy.Taylor's University announced the launch of the Bachelor of Pharmaceutical Science in recognition of the importance and the growth potential of the pharmaceutical sector.
The Cosmetic Science extension of this new programme will see students develop a deep understanding of the science and technology behind cosmetics, gaining insight into global cosmetic markets and regulations, and learning how to ensure sustainable, eco-friendly, ethical and halal practices are upheld in the industry.
The curriculum also recognises that the pharmaceutical industry is interconnected with various business aspects, and equipping students with a well-rounded understanding of both scientific and business principles is essential. This also opens doors to a variety of career options and opportunities beyond just the traditional laboratory or research roles.