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YellowKittyGlenn
post 10/02/2013, 06:01 PM
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Ok so on Friday with the support of higher managment my manager has informed me that they are happy to pay for me to do a Bachelors in the affiliated field that I work in. I was looking online and have found what applies is a Health Services Management degree. However all I can find is postgrad, masters & doctorates in Health Services Management. I need an undergrad degree that will appropriate that will lead into a postgrad degree.

Does anyone have an idea if it's a start off in Bachelor of Business Admin or if there is a specific path I need to follow. The Uni websites and the professional body only give me info on postgrad degrees which I need an undergrad to be able to enter into.

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post 11/02/2013, 06:45 AM
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where are you located?
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greenthumbgirl
post 11/02/2013, 09:42 AM
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Deakin offer Health Science??
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post 11/02/2013, 09:54 AM
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Everybody that I know who has qualifications in health administration/management did so in a postgrad course. Many I know did this at La Trobe, I found this one on their website, would it be suitable?
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post 11/02/2013, 11:26 AM
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QUT offers a Bachelor of Health Science in health services management if you're in Qld.

UQ Ipswich also offers one, but it has a work placement component.
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YellowKittyGlenn
post 11/02/2013, 09:22 PM
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I'm in the Melbourne Northern Suburbs.

I looked at the post grad course but I can't get into it unless I do an undergrad in medical or health. My manager at work isn't so helpful as he did a medical science degree then did post grad in helath services management.
I might call deakin in the morning

Thanks All
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post 11/02/2013, 09:33 PM
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Can you qualify for postgrad based on your work experience? You don't always need an undergrad qualification.
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YellowKittyGlenn
post 11/02/2013, 09:46 PM
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Unfortunately not. I looked into that option but because most of my Medical Admin experience isn't in a hospital environment they wont count it, I have been in the hospital system for 12 months but have worked for professional medical bodies. I have total 5 years experience but they will only count 1. It's frustrating.
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post 11/02/2013, 10:04 PM
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http://courses.curtin.edu.au/course_overvi...health-sciences
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YellowKittyGlenn
post 11/02/2013, 11:15 PM
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OMG Hiddensecrets thank you sooo much! exactly what I was looking for! I just emailed the link to myself at work thank you everyone!!
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