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Hi, You can apply for the following 2 programs: MHA: MHA programs are intended to provide students with the essential knowledge required for senior managerial and planning work in the health services. The objectives of the program are to develop graduates who are: competent general and financial managers, competent planners, knowledgeable about public health and the structure, organization and financing of health care systems, knowledgeable about society, law and ethics, and competent in quantitative skills. MBA in Health Care: This program is designed for students who already have a background in the healthcare industry and want to expand their knowledge in order to effectively become managers in the healthcare industry i.e. running a hospital, etc. Conclusion: If you are from a non healthcare background, then a MHA is a better fit choice for you but if you are from the healthcare background, MBA is the right choice for you. Hope my answer has solved your query. If it has, kindly mark it as best answer.

Hi rajat, New Zealand is a country that has lots of jobs openings round the year as there no work force in the country and they depend on international population for work. They prefer people who have studies in Nz into work force as after studying for 1 yr or more they expect the person to understand the work culture. Now it all depends which stream you want to take up after doing public health. It depends on which university you have completed your MBBS from to tell you whether you qualify or not. you may qualify, even if you dont, then dont lose heart as can apply for PGDip in Public health which just a thesis semester short of a MAsters degree. And if later in life you would like to complete your MAsters, you dont have to enrol form the begining, you can just complete te thesis semester and gain the masters degree.