Apollo University students secure overseas jobs

The Apollo University, Chittoor, has recorded another achievement in international placements with two students securing employment in Iraq. Students from the B.Sc. The Imaging Technology programme under the Division of Allied Health Sciences, School of Health Sciences, has been selected for overseas employment at the Internal Security Forces Hospital, Baghdad, operated by Apollo Hospitals. As part of this international placement drive, Mr. Arun Kumar Suravarapu from Guntur district and Mr. Syed Imam Khaja from Srikakulam district have been appointed as Radiology Technicians. Their selection reflects the strong academic foundation, hands-on clinical exposure, and industry-aligned training imparted at The Apollo University. University placement officials stated that the selected students will receive a highly competitive salary package, along with comprehensive benefits including accommodation, food, airfare, and complete visa processing support. Placements in reputed overseas healthcare institutions further underline the university’s academic excellence and global relevance in healthcare education. Congratulating the students, Vice-Chancellor Dr. H. Vinod Bhat said that the achievement highlights the university’s focus on robust academics, advanced clinical training, and education aligned with international healthcare standards. He reiterated that Apollo University remains committed to nurturing globally competent healthcare professionals capable of meeting evolving healthcare challenges worldwide. On the occasion, Dean, School of Health Sciences, Prof. K. Bhaskar Reddy, along with faculty members, congratulated the students and expressed gratitude to Apollo Hospitals for enabling global career opportunities for aspiring healthcare professionals.