Department of Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacy Administration
Message from HOD
Mrs. Tolulope Olajumoke AREMU
HOD, Department of Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacy Administration
About the Programme
The programme focuses on clinical therapeutics, pharmaceutical care, hospital and community pharmacy practice, pharmacy administration, health systems management, pharmacoeconomics, and policy. Teaching integrates lectures, case-based learning, ward rounds, simulations, and supervised clinical rotations. The curriculum aligns with national pharmacy regulatory standards and global best practices in patient-centred pharmaceutical care and healthcare leadership.
Programme Philosophy
The programme is guided by a philosophy that values patient-centred care, rational drug use, ethical practice, and healthcare accountability. It promotes critical thinking, interdisciplinary collaboration, and leadership competence. Learning is student-centred and clinically oriented, preparing graduates to contribute meaningfully to healthcare delivery, policy development, and continuous improvement in pharmaceutical services.
Mission of the Department
To train competent clinical pharmacists and pharmacy administrators through quality education and research that promote rational drug use, effective healthcare management, and improved patient outcomes.
Vision of the Department
To be a leading department in clinical pharmacy and pharmaceutical administration recognised for excellence in patient care, healthcare leadership, and professional innovation.
Admission Requirements and Programme Courses
Admission into this programme and the structure of its courses are governed by approved academic standards and institutional accreditation requirements. Comprehensive details on admission procedures and requirements, course registration, course titles, course descriptions, credit units, prerequisites, and progression criteria are clearly outlined in the Faculty Handbook/Prospectus. Prospective and enrolled students are strongly advised to consult the Faculty Handbook for authoritative information on:
✔Comprehensive course listings
✔Programme structure and duration
✔Graduation and progression requirements
✔Academic regulations and policies
The Faculty Handbook serves as the official and definitive reference for all programme-related academic information and is periodically reviewed to ensure alignment with University regulations and relevant accrediting bodies.
Career Opportunities
✔ Clinical Pharmacist
✔ Hospital Pharmacy Administrator
✔ Community Pharmacy Practitioner
✔ Pharmacoeconomics Analyst
✔ Drug Information Specialist
✔ Medication Safety Officer
✔ Healthcare Quality Improvement Officer
✔ Public Health Pharmacy Officer
✔ Pharmaceutical Policy Analyst
✔ Clinical Research Coordinator
✔ Entrepreneur in Community Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Consultancy
Program Courses:
Core Required Courses for all majors:
Year One : 100 Level
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Year Two : 200 Level
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Year Three : 300 Level
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Year Four : 400 Level
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Year Five : 500 Level
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Dept. Contact Info.
Location and Business Hours
Fed. Univ. Oye Campus
- 8:00 am -5:00 pm
- Federal University Oye Ekiti Main Campus
Department Staff Members
Dr. Olufemi Olaitan
Assistant Professor
