u/Sea-Reflection1396

Hi everyone,

​I have a Master's in Pharmaceutical Sciences (pharmacist profile) and I'm about to start a dedicated training program in Regulatory Affairs to make the switch to the industry.

​Since I'll be doing this training anyway, I wanted to ask how the RA job market is looking right now in Belgium for entry-level/junior profiles? Is there enough work out there?

​Also, will having this specific RA training actually open doors for me to land that first job, or is it still super hard to get in without prior industry experience?

​If anyone has an idea of what kind of starting package/salary I could expect as a junior, that would be great too.

​Thanks!

Hi everyone,

​I have a Master's in Pharmaceutical Sciences (pharmacist profile) and I'm about to start a dedicated training program in Regulatory Affairs to make the switch to the industry.

​Since I'll be doing this training anyway, I wanted to ask how the RA job market is looking right now in Belgium for entry-level/junior profiles? Is there enough work out there?

​Also, will having this specific RA training actually open doors for me to land that first job, or is it still super hard to get in without prior industry experience?

​If anyone has an idea of what kind of starting package/salary I could expect as a junior, that would be great too.

​Thanks!