Pharmaceutical Technology
Assistant Professor Sıla GüLBAĞ PINAR
1) Assistant Professor Sıla GüLBAĞ PINAR
2) Assistant Professor Ahmet Arif KURT
3) Assistant Professor Meryem KAPLAN
Communication:
1) +90 246 211 0338
2) +90 246 211 0331
3) +90 246 211 0295
The Department of Pharmaceutical Technology examines the processes of drug development, production, quality control, and the efficient and accurate delivery of drugs to patients. The primary goal of the department is to generate knowledge and technology on traditional and modern drug delivery systems and pharmaceutical dosage forms, while also providing students with the necessary theoretical and practical skills in this field.
Our areas of work include:
- Development of solid, semi-solid and liquid dosage forms,
- Controlled release, targeted release and next-generation drug delivery systems,
- Bioavailability and bioequivalence studies,
- Optimization of industrial production processes of pharmaceuticals,
- Pharmaceutical quality control and validation studies are included.
Our department offers undergraduate students courses ranging from introduction to pharmaceutical technology to advanced formulation development, drug manufacturing technologies and quality assessment.
There are two branches within our department:
- Biopharmaceuticals and Pharmacokinetics
- Cosmetology
Compulsory Courses
- ECZ 311 - Pharmaceutical Technology I
- ECZ 313 - Pharmaceutical Technology I Laboratory
- ECZ 312 - Pharmaceutical Technology II
- ECZ 314 - Pharmaceutical Technology II Laboratory
- ECZ 411 - Pharmaceutical Technology III
- ECZ 413 - Pharmaceutical Technology III Laboratory
- ECZ 412 - Pharmaceutical Technology IV
- ECZ 414 - Pharmaceutical Technology IV Laboratory
- ECZ 424 - Cosmetology
Elective Courses
- ECZ 339 - Radiopharmacy and Radiopharmaceutical Preparations
- ECZ 334 - Multiphase Systems
- ECZ 437 - Basic Pharmacokinetics
- ECZ 549 - R&D and Scale-Up in the Pharmaceutical Industry
- ECZ 551 - GMP and GLP in the Pharmaceutical Industry
- ECZ 553 - Controlled Release and New Drug Delivery Systems
- ECZ 555 - Pharmaceutical Nanotechnology