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08 Aug 2016, 23:58
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Hello
I have around 12 years experience in IT, with 9 years in Healthcare IT working for a top 5 Pharma company in India. My aim is to continue with Healthcare/Pharma industry either in boutique consulting or Healthcare IT consulting as my main focus.
Rotman has a Healthcare stream in MBA, so at is the scope for healthcare/pharma management at Rotman and how is the industry in Canada?
Thanks
I have around 12 years experience in IT, with 9 years in Healthcare IT working for a top 5 Pharma company in India. My aim is to continue with Healthcare/Pharma industry either in boutique consulting or Healthcare IT consulting as my main focus.
Rotman has a Healthcare stream in MBA, so at is the scope for healthcare/pharma management at Rotman and how is the industry in Canada?
Thanks
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09 Aug 2016, 09:22
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the healthcare industry is, to understate it a little bit, very healthy in Canada (pun intended?)
with the aging population and booming biotech, there are tons of opportunities here.... if you know where to find them.
in my experience, only major healthcare firms come recruit. and pharma companies might come present, but they're not actually actively recruiting. it's weird.
as for majors, or specializations, or streams.... none of it matters. it doesn't show up on your diploma or transcript (I don't think). and employers don't really care. they're more interested in what you took. I mean it's fine if the courses you choose end up giving you a major, but choose your courses for their material and potential learning than to get that designation. for example, I picked courses I thought were interesting, but it just happens that these courses gave me a healthcare major and a strategy major. but no one pays any heed to it.
p.s. does anyone know how to change my title? I'm no longer a 'current student' since I've graduated lol
with the aging population and booming biotech, there are tons of opportunities here.... if you know where to find them.
in my experience, only major healthcare firms come recruit. and pharma companies might come present, but they're not actually actively recruiting. it's weird.
as for majors, or specializations, or streams.... none of it matters. it doesn't show up on your diploma or transcript (I don't think). and employers don't really care. they're more interested in what you took. I mean it's fine if the courses you choose end up giving you a major, but choose your courses for their material and potential learning than to get that designation. for example, I picked courses I thought were interesting, but it just happens that these courses gave me a healthcare major and a strategy major. but no one pays any heed to it.
p.s. does anyone know how to change my title? I'm no longer a 'current student' since I've graduated lol
10 Jul 2023, 09:54
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Archived Rotman Discussion
Hi there,
You've stumbled upon an old discussion from our Rotman Forum
that's now outdated and has been archived. No more replies are possible here.
Interested in current discussions? Feel free to dive into our dedicated Rotman Forum
for all fresh things related to the Rotman MBA program.
Thank you for understanding, and happy exploring!
