A Diploma in Pharmacy is a professional qualification in the field of pharmacy, which is the practice of preparing and distributing medications. The program typically covers topics such as pharmacology, pharmacotherapy, and drug manufacturing, as well as practical skills in medication dispensing and patient counseling.

Diploma in Pharmacy programs are typically two or three years in duration and are offered by technical schools, community colleges, and other educational institutions. In some countries, a Diploma in Pharmacy program may be the first step towards becoming a licensed pharmacist, while in others it may be an alternative to a bachelor's degree in pharmacy.

Graduates of a Diploma in Pharmacy program may go on to work as pharmacy technicians, assisting licensed pharmacists in preparing and distributing medications. They may also pursue further education to become licensed pharmacists, which typically requires completing a bachelor's or master's degree in pharmacy and passing a licensing exam.