Ø   Develop a thorough understanding of the biochemical processes and pathways that occur in the human body, with a focus on their relevance to health and disease.

Ø   Gain practical laboratory skills in biochemical analysis techniques, such as enzyme assays, protein quantification, and lipid, carbohydrate, blood and urine analysis.

Ø   Understand the clinical significance of biochemical markers (e.g., liver and kidney function tests) and their role in diagnosing and monitoring diseases.

Ø   Apply biochemical knowledge to interpret laboratory results and understand the molecular basis of diseases and therapeutic interventions.

Prepare students to integrate biochemical and clinical knowledge to make informed decisions in pharmaceutical practice and patient care.