Hospital/Health Care Management

Yes, a non medical student can pursue Masters in health administration but he/she must have a Bachelors degree.

As you are a nursing graduate, so MBA in hospital administration will be a better option as it deals with hospital management. MBA in healthcare management is also good and it has more wide scope as it involves whole of healthcare industry including hospitals, pharma companies, etc.
It depends on your interest, but since you have done nursing then hospital management is better as it is more related to your field of study.

Healthcare Management is a better option considering your background and you can get good opportunities in this field.

Dear Prasanth Pavuluri,
Hospital administration is a growing area. There are some institution offering this course.
All the best.

Both courses are good. If you pursue M.Sc in biochemistry then you will get career options related to production of medicines in pharmaceutical companies. If you pursue management in health administration then it will be a management job in hospitals or pharma industries. It depends on your career choice whether you want a career in core process or management.

Yes, you can get a good job. However, make sure that you pursue your course from a good college that may get you a good placement.

You need to take TISS-NET. Also if you have work experience in the field of social work, it will enhance your chances of selection.

Vatsal,
You must firstly check which all universities offer a Masters program in hospital management. I will urge you to check the DAAD website. A few related programs are MBA in International Healthcare Management -Frankfurt School of Finance & Managemen and Master in Health and Medical Management-Friedrich-Alexander Universitt Erlangen-Nrnberg. You must also check if the programs are offered in German or English. Clearing GMAT and IELTS might be essential.

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