Pharma Management

Some important faculty highlights at SPTM Shirpur are as follows: Academic and Industry Experience: Many of the faculty members in the M.Pharm. programs are equipped with the highest qualified degrees like PhD in pharmaceutical sciences, pharmacology, or pharmaceutics. They are also always deeply involved in research and publications. The faculty of the MBA in Pharma Tech & Healthcare Management usually consists of professionals with extensive experience in both the pharmaceutical industry and management. These professors bring real-world knowledge of healthcare systems, business operations, and pharmaceutical management to the classroom. Supportive and Engaged Mentorship: The faculty is committed to the academic and professional development of students. Professors mentor, guide projects, and advise on careers, especially on how to deal with the intricacies of pharmaceutical sciences and business management. Faculty members also facilitate higher education opportunities, research projects, and professional certifications for students.   Student Feedback and Teaching Approach: While student feedback indicates a generally positive experience with the faculty, a few students may find the pace of the dual degree programme (M.Pharm. + MBA) too hectic. Faculty support and encouragement are said to be very welcome in helping these students manage their workload.

Management in Pharma & HealthcareThe most advanced MBA courses develop courses on Pharma & Healthcare Management to build future leaders for the pharmaceutical and healthcare industries. Core areas usually include the subject areas pertaining to legal, regulatory, and ethical matters, as well as dynamics of the pharma industry and marketing strategies as applied to health products. The students can also work out case studies or fieldwork for practical learning.They can go for a career-as hospital administrative executives, brand managers or even executives in healthcare organizations.This degree gives a strong groundwork in business principles along with the industry-specific education necessary to allow for management through the complexities of healthcare.