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2016-08-01 13:54:10
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Ankita BhattEducation counselor
Contributor-Level 9
Hi Manpreet,
Few options that you can consider:
1. Master of Pharmacy (International) - University of Technology – Sydney.
2. Graduate Certificate in Pharmacy Practice - University of Sydney.
3. Graduate Certificate of Good Manufacturing Practice - University of Technology - Sydney
Please visit the university websites for requirements and admission information.
Few options that you can consider:
1. Master of Pharmacy (International) - University of Technology – Sydney.
2. Graduate Certificate in Pharmacy Practice - University of Sydney.
3. Graduate Certificate of Good Manufacturing Practice - University of Technology - Sydney
Please visit the university websites for requirements and admission information.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Aishwarya,
M.Pharma - This is the safest and most easiest thing to do after B.Pharma. You get a stipend and lot of free time to develop your other skills.
After completion of M.Pharma, you can go into R&D, QA/QC, Regulatory, Medico-Marketing, FnD, IPD, etc.
However, the growth in any of these job profiles would be slow as compares to the market standards.
I would recommend you to do a full time MBA from a reputed B-school. This is a much better option than doing either M.Pharma if you really want to it big.
M.Pharma - This is the safest and most easiest thing to do after B.Pharma. You get a stipend and lot of free time to develop your other skills.
After completion of M.Pharma, you can go into R&D, QA/QC, Regulatory, Medico-Marketing, FnD, IPD, etc.
However, the growth in any of these job profiles would be slow as compares to the market standards.
I would recommend you to do a full time MBA from a reputed B-school. This is a much better option than doing either M.Pharma if you really want to it big.
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saumya gupta
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It depends upon the university under which you enrolled yourself. If you can mention that, I will be able to help you appropriately.
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