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9 years agoGuide-Level 11
-They can get employed in organisations like IT Firms, Research Firms, and Banking Industry, etc.
-They can work as an application developer, database administrator and IT support technician, etc.
Opportunities after PGDCA course:
Employment areas:
IT Firms
Insurance Firms
Health Industry
Entertainment sector
Electronic Industry
Research Firms
Educational Organizations
Banking Industry
Job Profiles:
Application Developer
Data Analyst
Database Manager
Data Entry Worker
Game Developer
IT Support Technician
IT Manager
Network Analyst
QA Tester
Programmer Analyst
Quality Assurance Analyst
Program Manager
Project Manager
Software Develop
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
As a Master of Health Science graduate you are equipped to pursue careers in the following industries:
1) Health Services Management
2) Aged Care Management
3) Health Planning
4) International Health
5) Health Promotion
6) Occupational Health and Safety
7) Occupational and Environmental Hygiene and Research Studies
The Master of Health Science also provides a strong platform for further research qualifications at the university level.
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
1) Research Institutes
2) Education
3) Hospitals
4) Power industries
5) Aviation Industry
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9 years ago
Scholar-Level 16
1) Fashion Designer
2) Fashion Illustrator
3) Fashion Stylist
If your strengths lie in illustration, you should pursue a career as a fashion illustrator.
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9 years ago
Guide-Level 14
Ideally that's allowed. You can do MBA from one university and Diploma from another. There is no harm or something illegally but it depends on you that how will you manage. My suggestion is do your Diploma first and then do MBA because doing these both simultaneously is really hard to get the degree as these both 2 degrees are professional and you really need to invest your most of the time in preparing for these two. Rest is in your hand. It doesn't happen that nothing in your hand to take both. Kindly up vote the answer if you feel satisfied.
Good wishes dear.
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