Yes, you may be eligible to pursue a master's degree in a related field, but it depends on certain factors, such as the specific master's program requirements and your educational qualifications.

A diploma is generally considered a qualification equivalent to 10+2 or pre-degree programs in many countries. However, to pursue a master's degree, most universities require a bachelor's degree.

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Yes, you can pursue a master’s degree, even if you have completed a diploma in Architectural Assistantship and have 21 years of experience. However, the path you take will depend on your current qualifications, career goals, and the country where you plan to study.

Yes, you can absolutely pursue a Master's degree, even with your extensive experience. Your Diploma in Architecture Assistantship and 21 years of experience can be valuable assets in your graduate studies. Your practical experience can provide valuable insights and real-world context to your academic learning. With 21 years of experience, you likely possess a level of maturity and focus that can benefit your studies. A Master's degree can open doors to leadership roles, research opportunities, or even teaching positions in the field of architecture.