Research

The research structure in the Faculty of Pharmacy, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia consisted of three research centres that represent the core areas of research in pharmacy. Our research activities cover fundamental pharmaceutical chemistry, biopharmacy, herbal development, pharmacology, formulation science, pharmaceutical technology, clinical pharmacy and professional pharmacy practice. We have a wide range of research facilities from latest analytical instrument to research based teaching hospital. Join our research teams to explore your full potential.

Centre for Drug and Herbal Development

The Centre for Drug and Herbal Development (CDHD), Faculty of Pharmacy, UKM, focuses on research and development in drug discovery, herbal medicines and natural products. The Centre aims to advance scientific understanding, evaluate the therapeutic potential of natural products and support the development of safe, effective and quality medicines. Through multidisciplinary research and collaboration, CDHD contributes to innovation in pharmaceutical and herbal product development at both national and regional levels.

Centre for Quality Management of Medicines

The Centre for Quality Management of Medicines (CQMM), Faculty of Pharmacy, UKM, focuses on the quality use of medicines, pharmaceutical policy and medication-related outcomes. Its research emphasises the practical aspects of medicine use, including medication safety, prescribing practices, patient adherence, healthcare services and policies affecting access to and use of medicines. CQMM aims to generate evidence to improve medication management and patient outcomes through collaboration with healthcare professionals, researchers, the pharmaceutical industry, government agencies and other relevant stakeholders.

Centre for Drug Delivery Technology and Vaccine

The Centre for Drug Delivery Technology and Vaccine (CENTRIC), formerly known as the Centre for Drug Delivery Technology (CDDT), Faculty of Pharmacy, UKM, focuses on the design, development and translation of innovative drug delivery systems and pharmaceutical formulations. The Centre aims to improve the safety, efficacy and performance of medicines through the application of advanced drug delivery technologies. Its multidisciplinary research encompasses biomaterials science and engineering, polymer chemistry, nanotechnology, pharmaceutical technology and formulation science, supporting the development of innovative pharmaceutical products and vaccine delivery approaches.