Internships are a part of the B.Pharmacy course, intended to provide practical exposure to the pharmaceutical industry and healthcare practices. Internships are usually taken in the final years of the course. The opportunity to apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios allows the students to sharpen their skills in drug formulation, quality control, clinical trials, and patient care. Students work under the guidance of industry professionals in order to get insight into pharmaceutical technologies and regulatory standards.
These internships enhance practical learning alongside preparing students for the workforce by helping in their development as professionals, enhancement of problem-solving skills, and comprehension of day-to-day functions of the pharmaceutical industry. Moreover, these internships allow students to establish valuable connections in the industry that can act as job leads following graduation. B.Pharm programs can also provide internships in pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, research institutions, and regulatory bodies to provide students with a wide scope of career opportunities within the healthcare and pharmaceutical sectors.