Hello everyone.

I am from Myanmar (Burma). I graduated with B.Eng (Hons) with 1st Class Honours from a British university and BBA with CGPA 7.52 out of 10.00 from an Indian university. I have a few years of work experience. I am very interested in healthcare management and related-role as my family business was involved in the trading of medical products, pharmaceuticals, etc. which has fueled my passion.

I intend to apply to UCL MBA Health soon and hope to be awarded a scholarship because attending with one would be very expensive for me. Otherwise, I am thinking of applying for a MSc with a focus on healthcare management/int'l health management/etc.

1. In that case, may I kindly know which universities in the UK have strong connections/job placement/partnerships/reputations in healthcare-related settings? (E.g. King's College London is famous for nursing, LSE for politics, finance, and economics).
2. Which universities with strong reputations in such fields can ensure higher employability in the mentioned field in the UK for a non-medical profession like mine?

I would be very delighted if you could list some universities according to the criteria I mentioned above.

Thank you very much. Have a great day !

There is a big difference between the schools that serve the UK job market, since that is basically the NHS, and the schools that focus on helping students return to their own country. See my post on using LinkedIn, linked on my profile page. 

PS Kings is famous for nursing? It's one of the cities two big full service universities, alongside UCL. 

[Edited by Duncan on Dec 01, 2022]

Thank you Mr. Duncan. I don't know much about what sector the Kings graduates have been working in in the UK. But in Asia, many nursing professionals hold MSc from Kings rather than other universities. 

According to your LinkedIn instruction, I've found out that UCL, Imperial, Glasgow, and Nottingham seem to have strong links with the healthcare field.