School of Research

The Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Nursing is the highest academic degree in the nursing sector, taking around 4-5 years to complete. This research-focused curriculum develops nurses to work in academia, research, and advanced clinical practice. Nursing theory, research methodologies, statistics, and a specialized area of study are all encompassed in the coursework. Ph.D. candidates prepare an original dissertation that provides new information to the nursing field. Graduates of Ph.D. in Nursing schools are prepared to conduct nursing research, shape healthcare policy, educate future nurses, and drive clinical innovation. The degree qualifies for professions such as nurse scientist, professor, head of nursing research, and chief nursing officer.

 Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Pharmaceutics is a rigorous 5-7 year research-focused doctoral program that provides students to serve as leading specialists in the development and improvement of drug delivery systems. The program includes advanced topics in pharmaceutical sciences such as pharmacokinetics, medication development, manufacturing methods, and regulatory issues. Ph.D. candidates perform original laboratory and clinical research, culminating in the submission of a doctoral dissertation which contributes significantly to the field of pharmaceutics. Graduates have been trained for positions as pharmaceutical scientists, university instructors, regulatory advisors, and R&D professionals in the pharmaceutical business. The Ph.D. in Pharmaceutics program equips students with the specific knowledge required to revolutionize drug delivery methods, improve patient outcomes, and impact the future of pharmaceutical product development.

Advanced training in healthcare management, policy, administration, and research is offered via a Ph.D. degree in Allied Health Sciences, which normally lasts 4-5 years. Organizational behavior, quality improvement, strategic planning, and healthcare economics are among the subjects covered in the curriculum. Graduates frequently go on to hold executive positions in government organizations, healthcare systems, hospitals, or consulting firms, where they use their knowledge to enhance patient outcomes and streamline healthcare operations.

Ph.D. in Public Health Dentistry focuses on improving oral health at the community and population levels by combining dental care with public health methods. The curriculum typically lasts 3 to 5 years and includes courses in epidemiology, health policy, oral preventive, and community-based research, as well as significant fieldwork. Students investigate oral health inequities, dental disease prevention, health promotion, and the role of dentistry in public health systems. Graduates are equipped for careers in academia, research institutes, public health organizations, and government agencies, where they can help establish policies, programs, and strategies to enhance oral health at the population level.

Ph.D. in Ayurvedic Pharmacy is a research-based program that integrates traditional Ayurvedic treatment with current pharmaceutical sciences. The program typically lasts 3-5 years and focuses on the development, quality control, and therapeutic applications of herbal medicines and Ayurvedic treatments. Students learn about Ayurvedic pharmacology, herbology, drug interactions, safety, and efficacy testing, as well as how to incorporate Ayurveda into modern pharmaceutical procedures. The development of Ayurvedic-based medications, clinical trials, and investigations into the pharmacokinetics of herbal substances are all possible areas of research. Graduates may pursue professions in academia, research institutes, pharmaceutical firms, or Ayurvedic healthcare clinics. A master's degree in pharmacy, ayurvedic medicine, or a similar discipline is typically required for admission.