As part of the Faculty of Pharmacy’s continuous efforts at Yarmouk University to integrate digital tools into pharmacy education and training, a successful online training session was conducted on the MyDispens platform — a digital solution designed to enhance students’ skills in managing dispensing scenarios and applying theoretical knowledge in an interactive simulated environment.

The session saw the active participation of faculty members from the Department of Clinical Pharmacy and Pharmacy Practice, who expressed strong interest in using the platform to support both practical and theoretical courses through improved experiential training and applied learning. Their involvement reflects the department’s commitment to embracing modern digital technologies that strengthen students’ competencies and better prepare them for professional practice.

Special thanks to Dr. Islam Berdaweel for organizing this valuable workshop, and to the MyDispens team for their continued collaboration with the Faculty of Pharmacy, and we look forward to offering more training opportunities that align with the latest advancements in pharmacy practice.

The Faculty of Pharmacy at Yarmouk University hosted Professor Omar Qammoh, Director of the Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center, for an introductory lecture aimed at raising students’ awareness of the center’s role and services.

Prof. Qammoh delivered a comprehensive presentation on the center’s mission and goals, emphasizing the importance of supporting entrepreneurial ideas and innovative projects among university students, particularly in the field of health sciences. He also outlined the steps for applying for support from the center, starting from the idea submission stage to project implementation.

The lecture included real-life examples and inspiring success stories, along with an explanation of the training programs and consulting services offered by the center.

The session was met with great enthusiasm from the students, who expressed their eagerness to benefit from the center’s services and work on developing their own entrepreneurial ideas in the future.

The Scientific Research Club at the Faculty of Pharmacy invited Prof. Khaled Al-Qoud, the former Vice Dean of Scientific Research and Graduate Studies, from the Department of Biological Sciences at the Faculty of Science as the speaker for a lecture titled:

"How to Plan a Scientific Research that Participates in Industry Development."

The session enriched the knowledge of the attendees—both faculty members and students—on how to design a research project that contributes to industrial advancement.

The lecture began with a brainstorming session on the reasons that drive researchers to conduct scientific studies. The attendee expressed motivations that reflected their awareness, ambition, and genuine commitment to growth in the field of research.

The discussion also covered how to plan scientific research that contributes to industrial development, the significance of academic-industry partnerships, and the obstacles that hinder such collaborations.

A group of students from the Faculty of Pharmacy at Yarmouk University, under the supervision of several faculty members, conducted a humanitarian visit to the Pediatric Department at King Abdullah University Hospital on Saturday, May 10, 2025.

During the visit, the students distributed a variety of gifts to children receiving treatment in the Pediatric Surgery Department. The initiative aimed to bring joy to the young patients and offer emotional support during their recovery. The gesture was warmly received by both the children and their families, who expressed their gratitude and delight, highlighting the students’ compassion and strong sense of social responsibility.

The medical and administrative staff at the department also extended their sincere appreciation for this thoughtful initiative, commending the organizers’ efforts and the university’s commitment to fostering civic engagement and promoting humanitarian values among students.

This visit is part of the Faculty’s extracurricular programming, designed to strengthen positive interaction between students and the local community, while nurturing empathy, generosity, and a spirit of volunteerism alongside academic excellence.

The Faculty of Pharmacy at Yarmouk University, in collaboration with the University Student Union, organized its second annual Ramadan Iftar on Sunday, March 17, 2025. The event was held in a warm and spiritual Ramadan atmosphere, bringing together over 300 students, along with several members of the academic and administrative staff.

The evening featured an inspirational religious segment delivered by Dr. Saeed Bawaneh, titled “Keys to the Gate of Al-Rayyan.” In his talk, Dr. Bawaneh highlighted the virtues of fasting and the importance of making the most of the blessed moments during Ramadan. His words added a deeply spiritual dimension to the event, leaving a meaningful impact on attendees.

This initiative aimed to strengthen the bonds of unity and friendship among students and faculty members, reflecting the strong sense of community that defines campus life at Yarmouk. Participants expressed their joy and appreciation for the event, describing it as a memorable experience that uplifted their spirits during the busy academic season.

At the conclusion of the event, the organizers extended their heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed to its success — from the college administration to the organizing teams and dedicated volunteers. Special appreciation was given to those who worked tirelessly to ensure the event was well-coordinated and welcoming. The Faculty of Pharmacy reaffirmed its commitment to continuing such initiatives that foster positive values, reinforce students’ sense of belonging, and promote teamwork and mutual support across the university community.

The Scientific Research Club at the Faculty of Pharmacy organized a research lecture entitled “From Plant Selection to Bioevaluation: A Stepwise Approach to Scientific Research,” presented by Dr. Deniz Al-Tawalbeh from the Department of Medicinal Chemistry and Pharmacognosy. Dr. Al-Tawalbeh led the discussion with remarkable depth and expertise, adding significant value to the session.

The lecture was attended by several faculty members and students from the Faculty of Pharmacy, reflecting the growing interest in the importance of scientific research and its role in advancing academic knowledge. The audience actively engaged with the lecture content through insightful questions and discussions, fostering a dynamic and enriching dialogue.

This lecture is part of a series of activities aimed at enhancing students’ research capabilities and preparing them for active participation in scientific research.

The Faculty of Pharmacy at Yarmouk University, in collaboration with the Accreditation and Quality Assurance Center, represented by Dr. Rami Haddad and Dr. Mohammad Al-Rousan, organized an introductory session on the National Competency Exam. The session comes as part of the university’s ongoing efforts to enhance the preparedness of its graduating students and raise their awareness about the importance of this national examination.

The session began with a welcoming speech from Dr. Belal Al-Jaidi, emphasizing the significance of preparing students for this exam, which is considered a key graduation requirement and a tool to assess the achievement of learning outcomes at the specialization level.

Dr. Rami Haddad stressed the importance of proper preparation to take the exam in a way that reflects the student’s true level. He clarified that the exam is not only a tool for assessment but also a genuine opportunity for graduates to demonstrate their readiness to enter the job market and represent their university in the best possible way. He added that taking the exam seriously reflects the student’s commitment to their academic and professional journey.

In the same context, Dr. Mohammad Al-Rousan explained that the National Competency Exam primarily assesses the student’s mastery of core knowledge and skills related to the pharmacy major, in addition to general and cultural skills that reflect their ability for critical thinking, logical analysis, and effective communication. He added that the exam serves as a nationally recognized indicator that helps educational institutions improve their academic programs and ensure the quality of education provided.

The session included an open discussion where students showed great engagement, raising many questions that were thoroughly answered by the speakers. As part of its commitment to supporting its students and preparing them effectively, the Faculty of Pharmacy will be organizing specialized review sessions and a mock exam simulating the actual National Competency Exam in the coming days, aiming to boost students' readiness and reinforce their confidence in their academic abilities.

The College of Pharmacy hosted Dr. Nahil Al-Saleh from the College of Shari’a and Islamic Studies at Yarmouk University, in coordination with Dr. Maryam Al-Amri. Dr. Nahil delivered a lecture titled "The Pharmacy of Hearts in Ramadan," where she guided students on how to make the most of the holy month through spiritual and therapeutic prescriptions. She presented the content in an engaging and captivating manner, incorporating impactful short videos. The lecture was well received by students, who expressed their gratitude and requested more sessions in the future.

A group of pharmacy students from Yarmouk University actively participated in a voluntary medical campaign, held on February 20, 2025, in the Al-Mukhaybah/Hammah region of Jordan. The initiative was organized by the National Center for Women’s Health Care in collaboration with the Arab Medical Relief Association and was conducted under the supervision of Dr. Aseel Rataan and Pharmacist Reem Abu Hashhash.

The campaign organizers commended the students for their professionalism, dedication to patient care, teamwork, and effective coordination of the campaign’s activities.

A team of pharmacy students from Yarmouk University took part in a voluntary medical campaign, coordinated and supervised by Dr. Aseel Rataan and Pharmacist Reem Abu Hashhash. The event, organized by the National Center for Women’s Health Care in collaboration with the Arab Medical Relief Association, took place on Thursday, February 20, 2025, in the Al-Mukhaybah/Hammah area of Jordan. The campaign organizers praised the pharmacy students for their professional engagement with patients, their teamwork, and their outstanding management of the campaign’s activities.