Can I try for a PhD (PLD) after completing my Masters in Pharma for a Master's?
Yes, you are eligible to pursue a PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences after completing your Master's in the field. Universities generally require a relevant Master's degree, which you already have, and your strong academic background along with 18 years of work experience will strengthen your application. Admission requirements can vary, so it's important to check the specific criteria of each university you are interested in. If you need more details about suitable programs or next steps, your LeapScholar counsellor can guide you further.
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