Student Organizations
The organizational taxonomy of the Faculty of Pharmacy.
- Faculty of Pharmacy Student Council (FPSC) - the official student government of the Faculty of Pharmacy.
- Junior Pharmacists Association - Gamma Chapter (JPA) - the Mother Organization of all Pharmacy Students.
- UST Clinical Pharmacy Society (CPS) - the official student organization of Clinical Pharmacy Students.
- Medical Technology Society (MTS) - the official student organization of Medical Technology Students.
- UST Biochemical Society (UST-BCS) - the official student organization of Biochemistry Students.
- Organization of Medical Technology Interns (OMTI) - the organization established solely for graduating students taking up Medical Technology.
- Community Achievers Association (COMACH) - a community service-oriented organization.
- Pax Romana Pharmacy Unit - college based unit of the Central Pax Romana, the University's official Religious Organization
- Pharmacy Dance Troupe (PDT) - the official dance troupe of the Faculty of Pharmacy.
- Pharmacy Debate and Speech Council
- UST Pharmacy Glee Club - the official chorale ensemble of the Faculty of Pharmacy.
- Pharmacy Sports Club - the official organization of sports enthusiast.
- Purple Gazette - the official student publication of the Faculty of Pharmacy.
- Red Cross Youth Council (RCYC) - Pharmacy Unit
- Rotaract Club of UST- Pharmacy Unit- a socio- civic organization sponsored by Rotary Club.
- SCARLET - Filipino-Chinese organization.
- Scholia Tutorial Club
- Theatre Catalyst - the official theater guild of the Faculty of Pharmacy.
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