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Alisha
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Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan
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I'm pursuing physiotherapy with an interest in digital health ,Research, public health and Ai I want to pursue my masters abroad on a scholarship or a research fellowship with international professors. I'm also looking for license to work in England, Australia and other countries. I'm a part of many volunteer organization and a member of public speaking society so I'm also looking to work in WHO or UNO attend some conferences globally. suggest me what should i do????
suggest me something any conference or master's program i should go for based on my interest or if simply anyone who has same interests would love to connect
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Yashasvi Raikwar
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Yashasvi’s Answer
Hi Alisha, you’re already doing so many things that align beautifully with global health and digital health, so you’re on a strong path 🌍💛
Here’s a simple roadmap you can start with:
• Build your international profile through small research roles
Reach out to professors in digital health, rehab sciences, AI in healthcare, or public/global health. Check faculty pages in the UK, Australia, Canada, and Europe, and send a short email with your CV asking if they take remote research volunteers or assistants. Even one project can boost your scholarship chances.
• Explore master’s programs and scholarships that match your interests
1. UK: Chevening, GREAT Scholarships, MSc Public Health / Digital Health / Health Data Science
2. Australia: Australia Awards, MPH (Melbourne), Health Technology & Digital Health (Sydney)
3. Europe: Erasmus Mundus (Global Health, Health Data Science, Public Health in Disasters)
• Attend student-friendly global conferences
World Physiotherapy Congress, HIMSS (Digital Health), WHO youth events, One Young World, and other global-health or AI-in-health conferences.
• Look into licensing early if you want to work abroad
Check HCPC (UK) and AHPRA/APC (Australia) requirements and start collecting transcripts, clinical hours, and English test scores.
You got this!
Here’s a simple roadmap you can start with:
• Build your international profile through small research roles
Reach out to professors in digital health, rehab sciences, AI in healthcare, or public/global health. Check faculty pages in the UK, Australia, Canada, and Europe, and send a short email with your CV asking if they take remote research volunteers or assistants. Even one project can boost your scholarship chances.
• Explore master’s programs and scholarships that match your interests
1. UK: Chevening, GREAT Scholarships, MSc Public Health / Digital Health / Health Data Science
2. Australia: Australia Awards, MPH (Melbourne), Health Technology & Digital Health (Sydney)
3. Europe: Erasmus Mundus (Global Health, Health Data Science, Public Health in Disasters)
• Attend student-friendly global conferences
World Physiotherapy Congress, HIMSS (Digital Health), WHO youth events, One Young World, and other global-health or AI-in-health conferences.
• Look into licensing early if you want to work abroad
Check HCPC (UK) and AHPRA/APC (Australia) requirements and start collecting transcripts, clinical hours, and English test scores.
You got this!
Wafaa Basanda
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Wafaa’s Answer
Hi Alisha,
You have an ambitious plan combining physiotherapy, digital health, research, public health, and AI. Here’s a roadmap:
1. Academic & Research
Target Masters in Physiotherapy, Public Health, Digital Health, or Health Informatics with research opportunities.
Apply for scholarships/funded positions (Chevening, Erasmus Mundus, Fulbright).
Connect with international professors via LinkedIn or ResearchGate.
Publish research in physiotherapy, AI, or digital health.
2. Licensure
UK: HCPC registration
Australia: AHPRA recognition
Plan for other countries’ exams/bridging programs.
3. Global Experience
Continue volunteering and public speaking.
Join international organizations (WHO, World Physiotherapy).
Attend or present at global conferences.
4. Career Strategy
Focus on AI/digital health projects in physiotherapy.
Gain experience in NGOs or research institutes.
Build a strong CV with leadership, research, and international exposure.
Good luck, Alisha — your global career goals are within reach!
You have an ambitious plan combining physiotherapy, digital health, research, public health, and AI. Here’s a roadmap:
1. Academic & Research
Target Masters in Physiotherapy, Public Health, Digital Health, or Health Informatics with research opportunities.
Apply for scholarships/funded positions (Chevening, Erasmus Mundus, Fulbright).
Connect with international professors via LinkedIn or ResearchGate.
Publish research in physiotherapy, AI, or digital health.
2. Licensure
UK: HCPC registration
Australia: AHPRA recognition
Plan for other countries’ exams/bridging programs.
3. Global Experience
Continue volunteering and public speaking.
Join international organizations (WHO, World Physiotherapy).
Attend or present at global conferences.
4. Career Strategy
Focus on AI/digital health projects in physiotherapy.
Gain experience in NGOs or research institutes.
Build a strong CV with leadership, research, and international exposure.
Good luck, Alisha — your global career goals are within reach!
Thank you for the advice, Wafaa.
Alisha
Nimra nimrasaleem1031@gmail.com
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Gujrat, Punjab, Pakistan
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Nimra’s Answer
Build a strong profile by combining physiotherapy + digital health/AI research (publish papers, join global research projects, and take MOOCs in public health & AI), then apply for scholarships like Chevening, Erasmus Mundus, DAAD, or Australia Awards while preparing for UK/Australia licensure.
Target Master’s programs in Digital Health, Public Health, Health Informatics, attend WHO/UN-affiliated global health conferences, and actively network with international professors on LinkedIn and ResearchGate.
Target Master’s programs in Digital Health, Public Health, Health Informatics, attend WHO/UN-affiliated global health conferences, and actively network with international professors on LinkedIn and ResearchGate.