Does the internship I am doing for 45 days in a pharmaceutical company relate well to my biotechnology field?
Yes, a 45-day internship in a pharmaceutical company is highly relevant to your biotechnology field. This experience gives you practical exposure to real-world applications, including drug development and regulatory processes, which directly connect to your academic background.
Such internships strengthen your resume and can make you a stronger candidate for further studies or roles in biotechnology or pharmaceutical sciences.
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