The Bachelor of Pharmacy (BPharm) with a focus in Molecular and Genomic Pharmacy at Nihon Pharmaceutical University is an undergraduate degree that provides a comprehensive foundation in pharmaceutical sciences with special emphasis on the molecular and genomic aspects of drug development and therapy. This program blends core pharmacy education — including chemistry, biology, pharmacology, and clinical pharmaceutical practice — with advanced topics such as molecular mechanisms of drug action, genomic influences on disease and drug response, biomolecular analysis, and modern research methods in pharmacy, preparing students to understand how drugs interact with biological systems at a molecular and genetic level. Graduates acquire scientific knowledge and practical laboratory skills that are essential for careers in drug discovery, personalized medicine, pharmaceutical research, and related healthcare fields, as well as preparation for further graduate study in pharmacy and life sciences. The curriculum aims to equip students with analytical, experimental, and problem-solving abilities necessary for contributing to innovative pharmaceutical research and improving patient-centered therapies. Instruction is conducted in Japanese and integrates theoretical coursework with hands-on research and clinical context.

NOTE: The university may have additional program-specific eligibility requirements. It is recommended to verify these on the official university website.