A Diploma in Pharmacy is an entry-level pharmacy qualification taken after secondary school with science subjects. Students learn pharmaceutics, pharmaceutical chemistry, pharmacognosy, pharmacology, human anatomy and physiology, dispensing and community pharmacy practice, with practical training in a hospital or community pharmacy. Some diplomas prepare students for pharmacy in a traditional medicine system instead. The diploma usually lasts about two years. Whether it leads to registration as a pharmacist depends on the regulator in the country where the graduate intends to work, so international students should check this before applying. Explore where this route is available, which countries students usually compare, and the next pages worth opening when you want a clearer path.
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