Ajman University Signs MoU With Revitalife Compounding Pharmacy To Enhance Healthcare Education And Training

Ajman University (AU) and Revitalife Compounding Pharmacy have entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to enhance cooperation in education, clinical training, research, and pharmaceutical innovation. This partnership aims to blend academic excellence with practical experience, equipping students for future roles in healthcare. The MoU was signed by Dr. Karim Seghir from AU and Dr. Guillaume Safah from Revitalife.

The collaboration provides a framework for pharmacy students to gain hands-on experience through field-based training and experiential learning. Students will engage with compounding practices and clinical workflows in real-world settings. Additionally, the agreement includes specialised workshops, skill-development programs, and cooperative projects in research and innovation, coordinated with the Ajman University Innovation Center.

Dr. Karim Seghir emphasised the importance of integrating scientific excellence with practical application in preparing future healthcare professionals. He stated, "Preparing future healthcare professionals requires a holistic approach that integrates scientific excellence with real-world application. Our partnership with Revitalife Compounding Pharmacy expands students’ engagement with advanced pharmaceutical practices and innovation-driven learning."

The agreement also opens doors for student involvement in community-focused health initiatives organised by the Office of Community Engagement. These initiatives support learning experiences that emphasise responsibility, service, and applied knowledge. This aspect of the collaboration reinforces AU’s commitment to bridging higher education with industry sectors.

Dr. Guillaume Safah expressed pride in partnering with AU to offer hands-on training opportunities for future pharmacists. He remarked, "Revitalife Compounding Pharmacy is proud to partner with Ajman University to provide hands-on training opportunities that prepare future pharmacists for the evolving demands of modern healthcare."

Strategic Commitment to Knowledge-Based Economy

This partnership aligns with Ajman University’s strategic goal of advancing the UAE’s transition toward a knowledge-based, innovation-led healthcare economy. It highlights AU’s dedication to providing high-quality learning and training opportunities that enhance students' readiness for professional roles.

Dr. Safah also noted the shared commitment between Revitalife and AU to advance pharmaceutical compounding science and practice through joint research initiatives. He added that their collaboration aims to cultivate a new generation of pharmacy professionals equipped to impact patient care positively.

The collaboration between Ajman University and Revitalife Compounding Pharmacy underscores their mutual dedication to fostering academic excellence while promoting innovation through joint efforts.

With inputs from WAM