I think Four hours/week (Around 50-55 lectures/Semester) for theory and 3 Hour/week for Practical can be accepted.

Few courses that can be kept under Pharmacology:

Human Anatomy Physiology & Health Education (for first two semester)

Pharmacology

Clinical Pharmacy ...

Agree. As our experience shows, 4 hours/ week of practice and 2 hours/2 weeks of lectures are not enougph for deep understanding

Its usually around 8 credit hours for the undergraduate pharmacy program but not for PharmD.

Two courses with 3 credits each is the minimum for pharmacology topics and one more credit for practical if required.

Accoprding to our teaching program, we have totally 68 teaching hours of course work for the students from school of pharmacy, 4 teaching hours/weeks (two lectures). the text book is Basic and clinical pharmacology (11th edition) : Author：Bertram Katzung / Susan Masters / Anthony Trevor Press: McGraw-Hill Medical. Within this text book, 34 chapters have been selected. If you need more details regarding the name and teaching hour for each chapter I can provide you the list by your request. Also, Goodman and Gilman's The Pharmacological Basis of Therapeutics, (12th Edition) Author：Laurence Brunton, Bruce Chabner, Bjorn Knollman is the reference teaching material for the teachers. Good luck.

In our university, the total number credit hours in undergraduate pharmacy curriculum is 198 spread across 5 years. Each taught course has 3 credit hours i.e. 3 classes per week, each lab, problem based learning session and clinical round has 1 credit hour i.e. 1 session per week. Therefore, in case of pharmacology, the course is distributed in two academic years with lab i.e 3 + 1 credit hour per semester into 4 semesters which makes the total credits 16 credit hours in whole undergraduate pharmacy curriculum. If you still have any questions please let me know. Thanks.