MSC /Higher Degree in Project Planning
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in my opinion,,
if you have got 18 years of civil engineering experience, you dont need any MSc or BSc degree in planning (non exist as well), as you have already been on course for Primavera (40 days is more than enough),,,if you meant to type 40 or 4 i dont know,,,
all you need to do is learn basic principle about scheduling and planning (search for material on internet), and hands on experience on Primavera,,and i know u can be a good planner with you extensive knowledge.
good luck.