About
What This Portal Does
The PSU Students Database is the official registration and records portal for pharmacy students under the Pharmaceutical Society of Uganda. It lets students register, keep their academic records up to date, and track their progress, while giving the Society a single verified source of truth for pharmacy student data across Uganda.
The Process
How It Works
From first registration to your permanent PSU Student number, in four steps.
Create your account
Fill in your personal and university details, then set a password.
Open the registration form and complete both sections. You will be asked for your first and last name, email address (entered twice to catch typos), phone number and gender.
Under university details you will need to select your university, enter your university registration number exactly as it appears on your student records, choose your year of joining, and select your nationality.
Finally set a password and accept the terms and conditions. Your email address and phone number must each be unique in the system. They are how we identify you.
You will receive an activation email.
Verify it's you
Activate your account, then confirm each login with a one-time code.
After registering you will receive an activation message. Follow it to activate your account before your first login. After activation, you will receive a PSU number that will also be sent to your email.
Every login is protected by a one-time password (OTP). Once you enter your email and password you will be sent a short code to complete the sign-in.
If a code does not arrive, check your spam folder first, then use the resend option on the verification screen.
Receive your PSU number
Your permanent identifier is issued once both approvals are complete.
Once you are verified you are issued a PSU number in the form PSU/AU14/001.
Before You Start
What You'll Need
Have these to hand and registration takes about five minutes.
A personal email address
Used for your login, one-time codes and all notices. It must not already be registered.
A phone number
Also used for one-time codes. Like your email, it must be unique to you.
Your university registration number
Exactly as it appears on your student records.
Your year of joining
The year you began your Bachelor of Pharmacy programme.
Your nationality
Part of how your PSU number is generated, so it must be correct.
About five minutes
The form is a single page and you can finish your profile later.
About the Society
Pharmaceutical Society of Uganda
The mandate, mission, vision and values of the Society that maintains this register.
- Our Mandate
- Pharmacy and Drugs Act (1970) charges the council with the general responsibility for securing the highest practicable standards in the practice of pharmacy and with the administration and management of the society and responsibility for carrying out the functions conferred upon it by the PDA Act. 1. To provide for the conduct of the qualifying examinations for membership of the society or for registration as a pharmacist under this Act and to prescribe or approve courses of study for such examinations; 2. To maintain and publish a register of pharmacists; 3. To supervise and regulate the engagement, training and transfer of pharmacy students and to make provision for the registration of students. 4. To specify the class of persons who shall have the right to train pharmacy students and specify the circumstances in which any person of that class may be deprived of that right; 5. To maintain a library of books and periodicals relating to pharmacy and allied subjects and to encourage the publication of such books; and 6. To encourage research in the subject of pharmacy and chemistry and generally to secure the well-being and advancement of the profession of pharmacy. (3) For the purpose of discharging its functions under this section the council may - - Make bylaws regulating the activities of the society; and - Enact a code of conduct which shall, on approval by the society at a general meeting of the society, be binding upon the members of the society. (4) The council may operate a scheme for the purpose of aiding distressed pharmacy students, members or former members of the society, their widows or orphans
- Our Mission
- To advance the pharmacy profession in Uganda by fostering innovation, strengthening professional capacity, advocating for progressive policies and promoting ethical, patient-centered care through collaboration, education and research
- Our Vision
- A future where empowered Ugandan pharmacists lead innovation in medicines, transform health systems through technology, and deliver world-class care to every patient.
- Our Core Values
- ProfessionalismIntegrityLeadershipLoyalty & CommitmentAccountability: Respect & Equity; Service Excellence
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