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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hi Avijit,
University of Alberta is one of the best. Also, check top ranked University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, University of Manitoba and McGill University. For fee and other details, please visit the websites.
University of Alberta is one of the best. Also, check top ranked University of British Columbia, University of Toronto, University of Manitoba and McGill University. For fee and other details, please visit the websites.
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Shivam Gaur
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Yes, you can do it after any Bachelor's degree. You can pursue in any field depending upon the interest that you have. It can be of finance, strategy, marketing, etc. I have seen many friends of mine who had done marketing and are currently working in big pharmaceutical companies. So, it's all about your interest.
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Sofia Goyal
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Yes, there are additional courses to pursue after D.Pharma though the question doesn't specify, you are probably referring to programs in general.
Clinical pharmacist - If you want to be a clinical pharmacist, you will likely need to complete a 1 or 2 year residency, usually at a hospital. These programs will teach you to truly be a pharmacotherapy expert in a specialty, like pediatrics.
Industrial fellow - A lot of pharmaceutical companies offer what's called a fellowship. These jobs are 1 to 2 year programs that basically train graduates to work in industry. Areas that pharmacists can work in include: medical affairs, pharmacovigilance
Clinical pharmacist - If you want to be a clinical pharmacist, you will likely need to complete a 1 or 2 year residency, usually at a hospital. These programs will teach you to truly be a pharmacotherapy expert in a specialty, like pediatrics.
Industrial fellow - A lot of pharmaceutical companies offer what's called a fellowship. These jobs are 1 to 2 year programs that basically train graduates to work in industry. Areas that pharmacists can work in include: medical affairs, pharmacovigilance
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
For long term prospects you should opt for B.Pharm and then Masters in the same. However, you have to make the final decision, check entry requirements of both. If B.Pharm is tougher for you then go for a D.Pharma.
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Divya JainStudent
Guide-Level 12
Hello,
Both subjects have good career scope. It depends on you in which you are more interested.
Science students can choose any of the career. Check some of the best fields to work here : http://articles.abilogic.com/196120/topmost-career-options-12th-science.html
Well, with Microbiology, you can make good career in research field or teaching.
Pharmacy is the science dealing with collection, preparation, and standardization of drugs. Pharmacists are regarded as one of the most trusted professions in the world. Pharmacy has always been an exciting and rewarding career, but has recently become on the most pursued fields in the health care i
Both subjects have good career scope. It depends on you in which you are more interested.
Science students can choose any of the career. Check some of the best fields to work here : http://articles.abilogic.com/196120/topmost-career-options-12th-science.html
Well, with Microbiology, you can make good career in research field or teaching.
Pharmacy is the science dealing with collection, preparation, and standardization of drugs. Pharmacists are regarded as one of the most trusted professions in the world. Pharmacy has always been an exciting and rewarding career, but has recently become on the most pursued fields in the health care i
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Harshit Jain
Guide-Level 14
Pharmacy has better options than forensic science. With Pharmacy, one can join various medical companies and different job opportunities are available in pharmaceutical industries like in production, quality check, etc.
With Pharmacy course, one can open its own business of medicines also. Forensic is a good course but career opportunities are less as compared to pharmacy.
With Pharmacy course, one can open its own business of medicines also. Forensic is a good course but career opportunities are less as compared to pharmacy.
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reetika gupta
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Hi dear, have you done any diploma courses related to pharmacovigilance?
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Pallavi ChoudhuryFormer HR, Oracle
Guide-Level 14
The job prospects for pharmacists in Australia has been rated as 'very good' but difficult for international students if you don't excel in your academics and don't have the skills. Before enrolling into any university enquire about the internship opportunities and career assistance. Also, read this
https://www.psa.org.au/about/pharmacy-as-a-career
Best of Luck.
https://www.psa.org.au/about/pharmacy-as-a-career
Best of Luck.
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