Can you suggest other courses besides public health or health science for masters in New Zealand for a Master's?

Yes, you can consider several other master's courses in New Zealand beyond public health or health science, especially with your background.

Popular alternatives include:
- Healthcare Management: Focuses on leadership and administration in healthcare settings.
- Clinical Psychology: For those interested in mental health and therapy roles (note: may have specific entry requirements).
- Health Informatics: Combines healthcare with IT and data management.
- Biomedical Science: Emphasizes laboratory research and medical advancements.
- Nutrition and Dietetics: Specializes in food science and public nutrition.
- Occupational Therapy or Physiotherapy: For hands-on clinical practice (some may require prior registration or bridging courses).
- Health Policy and Planning: Focuses on policy development and health systems management.

Eligibility and prerequisites vary by program and university.