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Dr. Yerra Rajeshwar has been awarded Ph.D. in Pharmacy from Jadavpur University, Kolkata (WB), INDIA in 2007.
Currently, he is working for the Department of Pharmacy, Komar University of Science and Technology (KUST), Suleymaniyah, since Oct, 2022.
Before joining KUST, Dr. Rajeshwar has worked as Principal & Professor at Tirumala College of Pharmacy, Nizamabad (TS), INDIA, from Jul, 2019 to Sep, 2022.
He was the Head & Professor of Medicinal Chemistry, at the Department of Medicinal Chemistry, College of Health Sciences (CHS), Mekelle University - Ayder Campus, ETHIOPIA, from Oct, 2014 to Jun, 2019.
During Sep 2005 to Aug 2014, he worked as Principal & Professor at S. R. College of Pharmacy, Warangal (TS), INDIA.
He started his teaching career at St. Peter’s Institute of Pharmaceutical Sciences, Hanamkonda (TS), INDIA, in 1998 (and worked till Aug, 2005).
He received the ‘Best Teacher’ award from Association of Pharmacy Professionals of India, held at Indo-US International Conference, INDIA in 2020.
He has also been awarded the "Best International Researcher" by ISSN in Jan, 2024.
He has professional membership in Association of Pharmacy Teachers in India (APTI), Association of Institute of Chemists (AIC), Indian Pharmacological Society (IPS) – affiliated to International Union of Pharmacology, and Indian Association for Chemical Sciences (IACS), ‘Registered Pharmacist’ from the Telangana State Pharmacy Council; Fellow in Institute of Chemists, INDIA; a Licensed Member, from Food, Medicine and Healthcare Administration & Control Authority (FMHACA) of ETHIOPIA.
He has published his research in around 50 national and international journals.
He has also presented and participated over 80 national and international conferences.
He is also a reviewer and editor for various national and international journals.
Academic Philosophy
Academic Philosophy
“Teaching is one of the noble professions in the world. Teachers need to work hard to produce ethically and critically thinking leaders of tomorrow……”
I am an experienced and dedicated teacher in Medicinal Chemistry.
As a Professor, my 1st step for classroom management is to make my lessons engaging and motivating. I find that this is the best way to minimize disruptions and promote learning.
I am competent with latest technologies in my profession and use them regularly in my teaching. I believe technology is deeply important for students as it is requirement for most jobs of the 21st century. It also reflects on how to use it to help extend learning.
I use creative assessment practices that go beyond standardized assessment, so the students focus on how to put knowledge into action and reaching mastery of their content.
I aim to have all my students think critically about themselves and the world around them. I want them to leave my classes with more questions than answers. I also help in learning real-life application of their knowledge.
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