New Zealand

Hi,
That will depend mainly on your experience and expertise. Following career opportunities are open to those who study health informatics.
The types of jobs available in New Zealand include:
Business analyst roles, Information management roles Management roles in health services Health informatics and business intelligence roles, Project management in hospitals or in primary care where software is being implemented. These may also include process re-engineering, and change Management If you are familiar with how health services work in New Zealand you could be an implementation consultant within software companies.
View a list of software companies on the NZ Health IT Cluster website at:
http://www.healthit.org.nz/
To find out more about projects underway in New Zealand, go to the National Health IT Boards website www.healthitboard.health.govt This will give you an insight into what jobs could be available and where they might be located.
Credentials for health informatics are usually in the form of a Postgraduate Certificate or Diploma in Health Informatics or in Health Sciences, or a Master of Health Informatics.

Dear Akshay,
When you say fee structure do you mean the payment mode or the amount. If it is payment mode then you are required to pay every semester. Of course, the first semester fee has to be payed at time of admission and thereafter at the beginning of every semester. Most of the Universities also allow you to pay the full year in advance and may give you a concession if you do so. However at the time of applying for the visa you have to show funds for entire fees and one years living costs. Coming to the actual amount it may vary from about 20,000 to 25,000 Australian or NZ dollars depending on the University or college. But remember please select a 2 year duration course or else you will not get a post study work visa or points for PR.
All the best.