Would pursuing a PhD abroad based on my profession be helpful for my career for a Master's?
Yes, pursuing a PhD abroad can help advance your career, especially with your background in finance, commerce, and 2 years of work experience.
A PhD can open doors to advanced roles in academia (such as lecturer or professor), research positions, and specialized industry roles in financial institutions, consulting firms, and government organizations. It is a significant commitment, typically taking 3-5 years, but it provides access to highly specialized and research-focused careers.
If you are looking for faster career growth or industry roles, consider whether a master's degree or professional certification might be a better fit.
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