I’m planning to do PGDM- Healthcare Administration International in Canada. I’ve done graduation with B.Sc Emergency…
CanadaStudy Permit1I’m planning to do PGDM- Healthcare Administration International in Canada. I’ve done graduation with B.Sc Emergency and Trauma Care Technology (Paramedic), Masters in Business Administration - Health & Hospital Management and also have 5 years of working exp as a Hospital Administrator. After a lot of research, I concluded that I can do PGDM- Healthcare Administration International from ST. Lawrence College as they accept (max) 5-years gap. (MBA completed in 2018) My question is it good to do PGDM in PGDM- Healthcare Administration if my prior exp is in Hospital Administration only? Will it create any conflict when I go for PR? Or further work opportunities in Canada? or do they even accept PGDM applications after Indian MBA.
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Applying for a lower-level PGDM after your Master's and years of relevant work experience — the visa risk
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RakulPreet Singh beleive me they understand nothing. They go by rule of book. And most visas are rejected multiple times despite candidates having explained clearly that the program aligns well with pervious edu work exp. But you and I understand that. We n… See more
The college will accept but the most crucial and perhaps the trickiest part is approval of your study permit application. Having studied upto masters already and with work exp topping that, any amount of justification to study a lower level program tha… See more
Ritu Sravya Reddyi But as the name says itself “International” isn't that too straight for them to understand that I want to gain some international exposure of the Canadian health care industry. I could have chosen PGDM health informatics or… See more