Courses one can pursue abroad after BAMS

BAMS or Ayurveda is gaining more popularity worldwide, especially after the deadly virus corona. Still, many are in a dilemma whether or not to choose it, as they think the opportunities are limited to India especially when it comes to higher studies. So here I have tried to compile courses that one can pursue abroad after BAMS.

  1. Masters in Public Health (MPH)
  2. MSC in Subjects like psychology, clinical research and pharmacovigilance, mental health etc
  3. MSC in nutrition and dietetics
  4. Medical cosmetology fellowships and diploma
  5. MBA in Healthcare management
  6. Diploma in Medical Transcription
  7. PG Certification in Emergency care

Are you in this field ? Do you know any other courses a BAMS graduate can pursue outside India ?

MBH/PS

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I am not from this field but what I know is that there are many courses in India too for BAMS.

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Informative!

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Yes absolutely. There are many more options in India than in abroad.

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Great info…

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I am not from this feild ,

But I suggest other than fully getting into non-clinical

You can combine mental health and ayurvedic wellness together

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As a BAMS intern, it often feels like you’re standing between tradition and modern expectations. You gain strong clinical exposure and a holistic understanding of health, but there’s also uncertainty about recognition and career scope, especially abroad.
In simple terms:
BAMS gives you a solid base, but your growth depends on how you upskill and choose your path ahead.

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Yes absolutely. But clinical practice outside India is still in developing stages. Very few countries accept Ayurveda as the main system of medicine.

Exactly.

Bsc

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No I am not BAMS graduate but this was interesting to know.

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Informative post.

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Quite informative.

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Informative!

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Very informative

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Good information!

To add on to the list, medical writing is open for all without an additional degree.

BAMS is really gaining attention as people are becoming more aware about it. What I believe is one should have Ayurvedic speciality hospitals like we do in Allopathy. This way the field can grow more and people can get really know more about Ayurvedic treatments just like Chinese Traditional Medicine.

Informative.

Very nic natural