Originated
from Indochina Medical School, which was established in 1902, Hanoi University
of Pharmacy is regarded as one of the oldest universities in Vietnam.
In
1941, the Experimental School of Medicine and Pharmacy was renamed to the
Indochina Medical and Pharmaceutical University. After August revolution (that
followed by the foundation of the Democratic Republic of Vietnam) in 1945, it
was renamed to Vietnam University of Medicine and Pharmacy. In 1961, with the
increase in the demand of medical and pharmaceutical human resources, the
Ministry of Health decided to split Vietnam University of Medicine and Pharmacy
into two separate colleges including Hanoi College of Medicine and Hanoi
College of Pharmacy. In 1985, due to substantial growth, Hanoi College of
Pharmacy was renamed to Hanoi University of Pharmacy as it is today.
In
the last 53 years of development, the University has confirmed its important
position and pretige in the cause of pharmaceutical staff in health sector and is
the trustworthy training address of Education and Training Ministry.