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Department of Pharmacognosy


The Department of Pharmacognosy is dedicated to:
The study and research of natural products and their therapeutic applications. The department focuses on the isolation, identification, and evaluation of bioactive compounds from plants, marine organisms, and other natural sources to explore their potential medicinal value.

It aims to equip students with the knowledge of herbal medicine, phytochemistry, and the role of natural products in the development of new drugs. Pharmacognosy plays a critical role in understanding the traditional use of plants and other natural materials for health and wellness, and it also helps in the modern scientific validation of these practices.

The mission of the department is to provide comprehensive education and research opportunities that will foster the development of students in all aspects of pharmacognosy, preparing them to contribute to the discovery of new drugs and therapies from natural sources. The department is committed to promoting the safe and effective use of natural products, integrating pharmacognosy with pharmaceutical sciences to advance healthcare.

The department also emphasizes the development of practical skills in students, providing them with the tools necessary for research and the application of pharmacognostic knowledge in clinical settings. The department encourages interdisciplinary research collaborations and strives to advance the global recognition of natural products in the healthcare industry.

Key areas of focus include: Research in phytochemistry and pharmacological properties of natural compounds, Standardization and quality control of herbal medicines, Formulation and development of herbal products, Leadership in promoting evidence-based use of natural products, and Contributions to the integration of herbal medicine into modern healthcare systems.