Iranian students who graduated from Eastern Mediterranean University (EMU) Faculty of Pharmacy successfully passed the face-to-face Pharmacy Student Assessment Exam (National Pharmacy Council Exam of Iran) held in Iran last month. Regarding the subject, EMU Faculty of Pharmacy Dean Prof. Dr. Müberra Koşar stated that with the admission of Iranian graduates to this exam, the extensive scientific talent in the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) once again came to the fore. EMU Faculty of Pharmacy Pharm. D. Program Graduate Sina Mirzaalilou achieved the highest score with 119 points amongst all Iranian participants and graduates abroad (Hungary, India, Russia, Ukraine and Turkey).
“We Extend Our Congratulations”
Prof. Dr. Koşar stated the following: “We extend our congratulations to all our graduates who successfully passed this exam and made us proud by being among those who received the highest scores with great effort. Our esteemed graduates and their esteemed families: Although you have struggled with difficult conditions, we fully believe that this common pride we share will shed light on your future professional lives and that your achievements will reflect your difference in your environment. We are living this excitement for the second time. Our last year graduate, Pharm. D. Sahand Alizadeh also got the highest score in this exam with 112.7 points. In addition, EMU Faculty of Pharmacy graduates demostrated a success rate of 95% in the same exam. Your success has been made possible by hard work, good education, perseverance, dedication and your passion for the field of pharmacy. I would like to congratulate you all, our esteemed graduates and their esteemed families, once again.”