I m a physiotherapist, did my mpt in 2011, working in hospital now i want to go for higher position which course should i do mba in hospital and health administration or post graduate diploma in hospital and health management?
Asked by Swati Gautam | 8th of June 2021
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Hi there, well either you can pursue Phd or you can start practicing physiotherapy. I would suggest that you pursue both. Both Full Time & Part-time Ph.D. programs are available in LPU. In Case of Ph.D. Part-Time programs, applicants are required to submit a NOC (No Objection Certificate) from their employer at the time of admission. Other than Engineering disciplines, Students who have done their Masters in Distance Mode, are eligible for the Ph.D. .
The duration of the Ph.D. will be a minimum of 3 Years & a Maximum of 6 Years (2 Years extra relaxation is also there for the female students).
LPU offers flexible course work in three different options and the tentative schedule is mentioned below:
Option I Duration - One semester - August to November - Saturdays 03:00 P.M. - 05:00 P.M. Sundays 09:00 A.M. - 04:00 P.M.
Option II Duration - 4 days* every month (*preferably every second week (Thursday-Sunday) September to December - 09:00 A.M.- 06:00 P.M. (daily)
Option III Duration - 15 days - November to December - 09:00 A.M.- 06:00 P.M. (daily)
For Full-Time Ph.D. students :
After presenting a State-Of-the-Art (SOTA) seminar, there is a fair chance for the students to pursue teaching assistantship in LPU only. Though the selection completely depends upon the selection committee & requirements.
There are huge scholarship opportunities for the Ph.D. students
1) Upto 90% for Full Time and 70% for Part-Time based on LPU NEST cut off
2) Scholarship of up to 90% of the fee is offered in Ph.D. programs based on GATE/ GPAT/ SPM/ JRF/ NET (LS)/ affiliations and/ or research outcomes. For example, candidates from Centrally Funded Research Labs/ Industry Professionals/ Teaching Fraternity, etc. are considered for various Scholarship