Dr HL Thimmegowda College of Pharmacy, Channapatana

About Dr HL Thimmegowda College of Pharmacy, Channapatana

The trust started College of Pharmacy in the year 1987 with a vision to promote excellence in the profession of pharmacy in the name of their beloved leader as a token of respect and honour to late Sr. Dr. H.L. Thimmegowda, Ex-Minister of Health and family welfare, Govt. of Karnataka.

The Objective of the trust is to provide the best infrastructure facilities and to have the facility raised to a level comparable to any major pharmacy institution in advanced countries. With this goal in mind, the trust, in close co-operation and guidance from professional experts in administration and teaching, developed from Diploma to P.G. level in this sprawling 40 acres green campus.

Dr. H.L. Thimmegowda College of Pharmacy aims to deliver pharmacy programme beyond the limits of academic curriculum by providing all-round education to the future pharmacists to meet the global challenges. The institute is second to none in facilities as it has modern facilities on campus and faculty rich in talent and experience.

At present the institution is imparting D. Pharm B. Pharm, M. Pharm programmes successfully. All these Programmes are approved by PCI NewDelhi (Pharmacy Council of India), AICTE (All India Council for Technical Education) New Delhi, RGUHS (Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences) Bangalore.

Vision
To provide highest standards of Pharmacy profession for developing global competencies with successful implementation of "GOOD PHARMACY EDUCATION PRACTICE" and to project the role of future pharmacist of India as important and competent health care professional in providing the optimal value services to the society.

Mission
To meet the needs of Society locally, regionally and worldwide with focus on the growth of students along with institution.
To promote industry-institute interaction, linkages envisaged with the strategies for developing new products, services and IPR.
To cope up with swift changes and to Redesign-Reorient the educational and training programmes to meet the global challenges.
To train future pharmacist of India as 'Seven-Start Pharmacists' as per the guidelines of FIP and WHO.
To provide necessary knowledge and skills to commence practicing competently in a variety of settings including Community Pharmacy Hospital, Pharmacy and Industrial Pharmacy.