IILS

Solutions for Pharmacy Colleges

NAAC-Aligned Certification Courses

As part of our institutional solutions at IILS, we have designed two 30-hour certification programs exclusively for pharmacy colleges to bridge the academic-industry skill gap while supporting NAAC quality mandates:

1. Fundamental Insights of Clinical Research

2. Fundamental Insights of Pharmacovigilance

These programs are designed to equip students with industry-relevant knowledge, practical insights, enhance employability, align academic training and career-readiness in fast-evolving domains of healthcare and pharmaceutical sciences—(clinical research and drug safety). 

Onboarding & Implementation Procedure for Colleges

📩 Collaborate With Us

Colleges interested in integrating NAAC-aligned certification programs into their curriculum can reach us at info@iilsc.in

Why This Matters?
– In Line with NAAC Expectations:

By embedding such practical, certification-based training, institutions not only improve student outcomes and placement potential but also reinforce their commitment to academic excellence and innovation—core pillars of NAAC accreditation. 

More About Iqva Institute of Life Science (IILS)

✅ NAAC Compliance & Quality Initiatives

These courses support key NAAC focus areas such as Teaching-Learning & Evaluation, Curriculum Enrichment, and Student-Centric Learning.

✅ Global Relevance

The healthcare and life sciences sectors are evolving globally. We bring together experts, industry leaders, and learners to tackle real-world challenges with international significance.

✅ Bridging Academia-Industry Gap

Pharmacy graduates often lack exposure to real-world practices in clinical research and pharmacovigilance. These certification courses address this gap and improve student outcomes.

✅ Internal Quality Assurance

Colleges can demonstrate proactive academic enrichment, innovation, and curriculum enhancement during NAAC evaluations.

✅ Skill-Driven Learning

Students gain hands-on understanding of regulatory frameworks, drug safety, research protocols, and global best practices—making them more employable and industry-ready.