Ika a whiroAlumni and careers
Our graduates find roles in health services, health policy and strategy, social health and population health, and contribute to the promotion of health and well-being.
The health sector is really big. This means there will be people who are passionate about the same things that you are, and opportunities that may align with your strengths and skills—both the knowledge that you gain in your degree and the interpersonal and communication skills that come with it.
Where your degree can take you
Career stories
Dr Eva Neely talks careers with some of our Bachelor of Health graduates and students in a series of short video interviews (10 to 15 minutes).
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Dayna Lindsay
Dayna is an Oral Health Promoter for Bee Healthy Regional Dental Service.
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Corey Chadwick
Corey is working as an administrator at the Ministry of Social Development while he studies for his Bachelor of Health.
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Katie Sharp
Katie is an Emergency Management Advisor (Community Resilience) for Wellington Region Emergency Management Office.