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A Diploma, in general, refers to certifications issued by colleges, institutions and universities to testify that a student has successfully completed the course. A diploma is of a shorter duration than a degree course and carries less weight and significance in the minds of the employers as well. In general, it is taken as an opportunity to add a feather in one's cap to be ahead of those who have only completed their undergraduate courses.
A graduate diploma is a certification that one can obtain only after completing his undergraduate level degree course. Diploma courses are not only of shorter duration than a full-time de
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After completing PG Diploma in environmental studies, you will have multiple career options. They can work with different government departments and agencies like:
1. Forest and environment
2. Pollution control board
3. Urban planning
4. Industries
5. Water resources and agriculture, etc.
NGOs working for environmental protection, so it will be a good option for environmental studies. Private industries and firms also absorb a large chunk of environmental scientists to suggest proper methods and process:
Waste treatment industries, refineries, distilleries, mines, fertilizer plants, food processing industries and textile mills employ env
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Admission requirements depends from university to university. Since, you already hold a masters degree it will be very difficult to apply to a PG Diploma in the same field if you plan to study the same field again. It is important that you convince the universities about your decision to pursue higher studies and what your career plans are. Please check directly with the universities, decide what to study and check with them. There is no restriction to the learning provided your own goals are clear. Good luck.
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