Hi @a_r_baidya! Thanks for your comment! With your B.Pharm degree and experience in pharmaceutical sales and management, you have a great foundation for various roles in the industry. Many companies value that experience, especially in sales and management positions. I recommend checking out local recruitment agencies in Germany that specialize in pharmaceuticals-they can help you find opportunities that match your skills. Best of luck on your journey
Im btch mech student and working in pharmaceutical as a production section sooo any chances get any seat in jermany university and which stream can i choose in university
@ganibhai1630 Thanks for your comment! Since you're already working in the pharmaceutical production section, you have a good foundation. For Germany, you have multiple options: Master's in Pharmaceutical Engineering - This would align well with your background in mechanical engineering and your experience in pharmaceutical production. Master's in Process Engineering - Also a good fit since it covers the design, operation, and optimization of processes in industries like pharmaceuticals. Master's in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on biomedical or pharmaceutical applications. To increase your chances, make sure to research universities that offer these programs and check their entry requirements. I’d also recommend improving your German language skills, as this can be helpful for both university admissions and job opportunities. Best of luck!
@anoopgupta9644 Great question! For pharmacists and many other healthcare-related professions in Germany, you typically need both IELTS (or another recognized English proficiency test) and a German language certificate at the B2 level. The IELTS is often required if the recruitment agency or employer wants to ensure you have strong English skills, while the B2-level German certificate is essential for interacting with patients, colleagues, and passing the licensing exams in Germany. However, requirements can vary depending on the specific job or region, so it's always a good idea to check with your potential employer or the local licensing authority.
Hi @googleghh7816! Great question! The OPRA exam, which is required for foreign pharmacists to practice in Germany, typically does not have a strict limit on the number of attempts. However, the rules can vary by state (Bundesland). It's always best to check with the local pharmacy chamber (Apothekerkammer) where you plan to work for specific guidelines on retakes. Keep pushing forward, and best of luck with your exam preparation
Hi @HistoryTeller1528! With your Pharm D education and 5 years of experience in sterile pharmaceutical manufacturing, you have strong qualifications for opportunities in countries like Germany. Here's what you can do: 1️⃣ Check Blue Card Eligibility: Germany's EU Blue Card is designed for skilled professionals, including those in the pharmaceutical field. Your academic background and experience make you a good candidate. 2️⃣ Target Sterile Manufacturing Roles: Germany has a high demand for professionals with expertise in GMP-compliant sterile production. Highlight your experience when applying. 3️⃣ Work with Recruitment Agencies: Agencies specializing in pharmaceutical placements in Germany can help connect you with employers. Research agencies mentioned in my video “Pharmaceutical Professionals Jobs in Germany | Recruitment Agency Guide.” 4️⃣ Learn German: While many positions accept English speakers, learning German improves your chances, especially for career growth. Feel free to watch the video for a detailed guide on navigating job applications and visa processes for Germany. Best of luck with your career! 🇩🇪
You can start by exploring pharmaceutical job opportunities in Germany through recruitment agencies that specialize in this field. Since you have a B Pharmacy degree and one year of experience as a hospital pharmacist, you may want to check job portals and pharmaceutical recruitment websites to find positions that match your qualifications. It would also be helpful to connect with professional networks, update your resume to highlight your experience, and consider obtaining additional certifications if needed for specific roles in Germany. Best of luck!
Hii..im planning to do masters in Germany after bachelor of pharmacy from india. What masters should i take to work in R and D in a pharmaceutical company Germany?
Hi @eirabts6671! That sounds like a great plan! For a career in R&D in a pharmaceutical company in Germany, you might want to consider pursuing a master's degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Drug Development, or a related field like Biomedical Science or Biochemistry. These programs will provide you with the specialized knowledge and research skills needed for R&D roles. Additionally, looking into programs with strong industry connections or internship opportunities can be beneficial. Good luck with your studies and future career!
As a recent M.Pharm graduate, securing a job in Germany is possible, but you may need to get your qualifications recognized by the German authorities. Additionally, proficiency in German is often required, especially for roles involving patient interaction. Starting with an internship or trainee program might be a good way to gain local experience and improve your chances of landing a job.
It's great to hear that you're working in R&D in Bangladesh! To work in Germany, you'll need to have your qualifications recognized, which may involve getting your degree evaluated by German authorities. Additionally, proficiency in the German language (usually B2 level) is often required. You may also need to apply for a work visa or an EU Blue Card. I recommend reaching out to recruitment agencies that specialize in pharmaceutical jobs in Germany for further guidance. Good luck!"
I had completed my B.pharma and i have experience in pharmaceutical sales and management, so can i get any ?
Hi @a_r_baidya! Thanks for your comment! With your B.Pharm degree and experience in pharmaceutical sales and management, you have a great foundation for various roles in the industry. Many companies value that experience, especially in sales and management positions. I recommend checking out local recruitment agencies in Germany that specialize in pharmaceuticals-they can help you find opportunities that match your skills. Best of luck on your journey
Im btch mech student and working in pharmaceutical as a production section sooo any chances get any seat in jermany university and which stream can i choose in university
@ganibhai1630 Thanks for your comment! Since you're already working in the pharmaceutical production section, you have a good foundation. For Germany, you have multiple options:
Master's in Pharmaceutical Engineering - This would align well with your background in mechanical engineering and your experience in pharmaceutical production.
Master's in Process Engineering - Also a good fit since it covers the design, operation, and optimization of processes in industries like pharmaceuticals.
Master's in Mechanical Engineering with a focus on biomedical or pharmaceutical applications.
To increase your chances, make sure to research universities that offer these programs and check their entry requirements. I’d also recommend improving your German language skills, as this can be helpful for both university admissions and job opportunities. Best of luck!
Both ielts and german certificate b2 is required or only one
@anoopgupta9644
Great question! For pharmacists and many other healthcare-related professions in Germany, you typically need both IELTS (or another recognized English proficiency test) and a German language certificate at the B2 level.
The IELTS is often required if the recruitment agency or employer wants to ensure you have strong English skills, while the B2-level German certificate is essential for interacting with patients, colleagues, and passing the licensing exams in Germany.
However, requirements can vary depending on the specific job or region, so it's always a good idea to check with your potential employer or the local licensing authority.
@@OpportunityWithAqeel but mainly german certificate is important rather than ielts?
@@anoopgupta9644 seems sound
Opra exam number of attampt how many times writing exam
Hi @googleghh7816! Great question! The OPRA exam, which is required for foreign pharmacists to practice in Germany, typically does not have a strict limit on the number of attempts. However, the rules can vary by state (Bundesland). It's always best to check with the local pharmacy chamber (Apothekerkammer) where you plan to work for specific guidelines on retakes. Keep pushing forward, and best of luck with your exam preparation
I am pharm D education and 5 years of experince in pharmaceutical in sterile area currently working in uae what are chances
Hii
Hi @HistoryTeller1528! With your Pharm D education and 5 years of experience in sterile pharmaceutical manufacturing, you have strong qualifications for opportunities in countries like Germany. Here's what you can do:
1️⃣ Check Blue Card Eligibility: Germany's EU Blue Card is designed for skilled professionals, including those in the pharmaceutical field. Your academic background and experience make you a good candidate.
2️⃣ Target Sterile Manufacturing Roles: Germany has a high demand for professionals with expertise in GMP-compliant sterile production. Highlight your experience when applying.
3️⃣ Work with Recruitment Agencies: Agencies specializing in pharmaceutical placements in Germany can help connect you with employers. Research agencies mentioned in my video “Pharmaceutical Professionals Jobs in Germany | Recruitment Agency Guide.”
4️⃣ Learn German: While many positions accept English speakers, learning German improves your chances, especially for career growth.
Feel free to watch the video for a detailed guide on navigating job applications and visa processes for Germany. Best of luck with your career! 🇩🇪
I have complete my b pharmacy 2023 and one year experience as a hospital pharmacist, hoe to get job
You can start by exploring pharmaceutical job opportunities in Germany through recruitment agencies that specialize in this field. Since you have a B Pharmacy degree and one year of experience as a hospital pharmacist, you may want to check job portals and pharmaceutical recruitment websites to find positions that match your qualifications. It would also be helpful to connect with professional networks, update your resume to highlight your experience, and consider obtaining additional certifications if needed for specific roles in Germany. Best of luck!
Hii..im planning to do masters in Germany after bachelor of pharmacy from india. What masters should i take to work in R and D in a pharmaceutical company Germany?
Hi @eirabts6671! That sounds like a great plan! For a career in R&D in a pharmaceutical company in Germany, you might want to consider pursuing a master's degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences, Drug Development, or a related field like Biomedical Science or Biochemistry. These programs will provide you with the specialized knowledge and research skills needed for R&D roles. Additionally, looking into programs with strong industry connections or internship opportunities can be beneficial. Good luck with your studies and future career!
@@OpportunityWithAqeel Thankyou so much for responding!!
As a recent M.Pharm graduate, securing a job in Germany is possible, but you may need to get your qualifications recognized by the German authorities. Additionally, proficiency in German is often required, especially for roles involving patient interaction. Starting with an internship or trainee program might be a good way to gain local experience and improve your chances of landing a job.
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I am working in pharmaceuticals in bangladesh in R&D. PLease what the process requirements
It's great to hear that you're working in R&D in Bangladesh! To work in Germany, you'll need to have your qualifications recognized, which may involve getting your degree evaluated by German authorities. Additionally, proficiency in the German language (usually B2 level) is often required. You may also need to apply for a work visa or an EU Blue Card. I recommend reaching out to recruitment agencies that specialize in pharmaceutical jobs in Germany for further guidance. Good luck!"
@@OpportunityWithAqeel Thank you so much for response.
I am completed m.pharm recently can I get job in germany as a fresher
yes , there are more chances for trainee