India

Hi,
In India, the main foreign languages to learn are Spanish, German, French, Russian, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese. If we talk about the career prospects, demand for Chinese, Korean, and Japanese is on a constant rise. Even then, many of the Indians do not prefer them to other languages as they are more complicated to learn and do not have any connection with English. However, learning these languages can be a good option if you want to avoid competition.
Besides, Japanese, Spanish, French, and German can be considered by those who are interested in teaching profession as a number of schools have made it compulsory for their students to learn any of these languages.

There are many institutions offering the degree MBA in Healthcare Management and MBA in Hospital management in India, ICRI being one of them. This is a 2 year program. The course is designed to provide an overall development of a student as a manager and understand the concept of management in the context of healthcare industry. Eminent personalities from pharmaceutical and healthcare industry are there to provide the students with complete knowledge. The degree program offers classes on healthcare planning, business management, financial management, public relations, healthcare systems operation etc. The goal of the training methodology is to develop high degree of conceptual skills, analytical skills and quality technical knowledge among the aspirants to make them prepared as the future managers. Other than hospitals they can also get jobs in healthcare consulting firms, health insurance companies, pharmaceutical industries etc.

There are more opportunities like any other Delhi University college, its School of Open Learning also offers B.Com (honours), Political Science (honours) and English (honours) besides BA programme and B.Com. You will get a DU degree after three years. Cut-offs for Sanskrit (honours) also dip to this range in regular colleges.
Many private universities or colleges affiliated with universities outside Delhi also offer professional courses like event management, footwear design, and culinary arts in collaboration with the industry. Job-oriented courses like fashion designing, hotel management, retail management and radio jockeying are other interesting options.