Experiential Learning

Gaining diverse, meaningful experiences as a FUE student might be the most valuable part of your college education. Through Experiential Education at FUE, you will be exposed to a world of hands-on opportunities that enrich your academic life while helping you reach your professional and personal goals. As part of FUE Experiential Learning, you can choose to conduct research with a faculty mentor, enrol in courses that take you far beyond the classroom, test drive your future career with an internship, give back to your community as a volunteer, or earn credits while studying abroad. Experiential Education coursework will contribute to your personal and professional development, as well as your ultimate career goals.

Pillars of Experiential Education at FUE

Community Engagement
Experiential Coursework
Professional Growth
Undergraduate Research

Clinical Preceptorship in FUE Pharmacy

In FUE pharmacy, a preceptor is a practicing pharmacist who gives personal instruction, training, supervision, and/or mentorship to pharmacy students in a practice setting. Clinical preceptors assume the role of the teaching practitioner during the clinical training sessions in the experiential education sites. They would function as a learning asset for FUE pharmacy students, guiding their learning by assessing their knowledge and clinical background experience at the beginning of their training experience in FUE Pharmacy simulation labs and the hospital sites.

List of courses including Experiential Education Coursework

Fundamental and clinical toxicology ( PO 906)
Quality control of natural products ( PGE 010)
Phytochemistry II ( PG 505)
Medicinal plants ( PG 101)
Skin care and cosmetology (PTE 003) (PTE 004)
Pharmaceutical Technology ( PT 708)
Quality control of pharmaceuticals ( PT 709)
Pharmacotherapy: Infectious disease I (PP 605)

Experiential Sites

57357 Children Cancer Hospital in Egypt (CCHE)
New Heart – Teachers Hospital - El Gezira, Cairo
Clinical Pharmacy Simulation Labs (in-campus)
The Future Factory for Industrial Training’s (FFIT)

Why Precept?

Precepting a student provides an opportunity to nurture and promote our profession, develop personally, and influence the maturation and education of our future colleagues.
Think back to your experience as a student; preceptors and mentors play a significant role in the professional development of students.

Our preceptors work in a wide variety of environments

The faculty fosters high quality experiential education by recruiting, retaining and supporting exemplary preceptors in diverse practice settings throughout the province in order to provide students with optimal learning opportunities and graduate pharmacists capable of meeting the needs of society. These committed professionals work throughout the industry.

Experiential Learning

Experiential Learning Gaining diverse meaningful experiences as a FUE student might be the most valuable part of your college education Through Experiential Education at FUE you will be exposed to a world of handson opportunities that enrich your academic life while helping you reach your professional and personal goals As part of FUE Experiential Learning you can choose to conduct research with a faculty mentor enrol in courses that take you far beyond the classroom test drive your future career with an internship give back to your community as a volunteer or earn credits while studying abroad Experiential Education coursework will contribute to your personal and professional development as well as your ultimate career goalsPillars of Experiential Education at FUECommunity EngagementExperiential CourseworkProfessional GrowthUndergraduate ResearchClinical Preceptorship in FUE PharmacyIn FUE pharmacy a preceptor is a practicing pharmacist who gives personal instruction training supervision andor mentorship to pharmacy students in a practice setting Clinical preceptors assume the role of the teaching practitioner during the clinical training sessions in the experiential education sites They would function as a learning asset for FUE pharmacy students guiding their learning by assessing their knowledge and clinical background experience at the beginning of their training experience in FUE Pharmacy simulation labs and the hospital sitesList of courses including Experiential Education CourseworkFundamental and clinical toxicology PO Quality control of natural products PGE Phytochemistry II PG Medicinal plants PG Skin care and cosmetology PTE PTE Pharmaceutical Technology PT Quality control of pharmaceuticals PT Pharmacotherapy Infectious disease I PP Experiential Sites Children Cancer Hospital in Egypt CCHENew Heart Teachers Hospital El Gezira CairoClinical Pharmacy Simulation Labs incampusThe Future Factory for Industrial Trainings FFITWhy PreceptPrecepting a student provides an opportunity to nurture and promote our profession develop personally and influence the maturation and education of our future colleaguesThink back to your experience as a student preceptors and mentors play a significant role in the professional development of studentsOur preceptors work in a wide variety of environmentsThe faculty fosters high quality experiential education by recruiting retaining and supporting exemplary preceptors in diverse practice settings throughout the province in order to provide students with optimal learning opportunities and graduate pharmacists capable of meeting the needs of society These committed professionals work throughout the industry