Shreechitwan College offers quality CTEVT-affiliated medical diploma programs with a focus on practical training and ethical healthcare.

Diploma in Pharmacy

  • Seats

    40 Seats

  • DURATION

    3 Years

  • FEE

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Introduction

The Diploma in Pharmacy is a three-year technical education program designed to produce qualified pharmacy technicians capable of delivering pharmaceutical services in community, hospital, industrial, and regulatory settings. This program integrates theoretical knowledge with practical training to prepare students for mid-level roles in Nepal’s growing healthcare system.

The course is especially valuable in Nepal, where there is a high demand for skilled pharmacy professionals to ensure the safe, effective, and ethical use of medicines.

Program Objectives

  • Develop competent pharmacy professionals for hospitals, pharmacies, and health centers.
  • Provide skills in drug manufacturing, quality control, and pharmaceutical analysis.
  • Promote rational use of medicines and awareness of national drug policies.
  • Instill professional ethics, communication skills, and teamwork in healthcare settings.

Why Choose Diploma in Pharmacy at Shreechitwan College?

  • Qualified and experienced faculty
  • Well-equipped laboratories and library
  • Regular hospital and industry visits
  • Emphasis on practical skill development
  • Career counseling and placement support
  • Supportive, student-friendly academic environment
Medium of Instruction

Courses are taught in English and/or Nepali.

Course Duration

The program spans three academic years. Each year includes up to 39 academic weeks, with each week comprising a maximum of 40 instructional hours.

Job Prospects

Pharmacy is a dignified and highly respected profession directly linked to the proper use of medicines and the overall healthcare system. Graduates of the Diploma in Pharmacy program are recognized as Pharmacy Assistants under the Pharmacy Council Act 2057.

Career opportunities for graduates include:

  • Continuing education at national and international universities
  • Opening and managing retail pharmacies in municipal areas
  • Employment in government and private hospital pharmacies
  • Working in community pharmacies, pharmaceutical industries, and health-related NGOs/INGOs
  • Teaching positions in pharmacy educational institutions