Report Session Held on Overseas Elective Clinical Training for Sixth-Year Students of the School of Medicine

掲載日:2026-10-5
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On September 1, a report session on overseas elective clinical training for sixth-year students of the School of Medicine was held in the School of Medicine Lecture Room 1 in a hybrid format, with both in-person and Zoom participation.

At the session, students who participated in elective clinical training at overseas universities and hospitals between April and June 2026 gave presentations on their clinical training and their experiences of living abroad.

The participating students each reported that they had had a rewarding internship experience, and the more than 100 students and faculty members in the audience were asking questions with great enthusiasm.

The session was attended not only by many fifth-year students of the School of Medicine who are scheduled to undertake clinical training next year, but also by many third- and fourth-year students, demonstrating the strong interest among medical students in studying abroad.

[Host Universities for Overseas Training in AY 2026]
University of Tartu (Estonia), University of Hawaii (U.S.), University of Sydney (Australia), University of Groningen (Netherlands), University of Düsseldorf (Germany), Varna Medical University (Bulgaria), Jagiellonian University (Poland), National Taiwan University (Taiwan),Taipei Medical University (Taiwan), Hasanuddin University (Indonesia), Kasetsart University (Thailand), Naresuan University (Thailand), Haiphong University of Medicine and Pharmacy (Vietnam), Hanoi Medical University (Vietnam)

  • A student reporting on clinical training in Indonesia
  • A student reporting on clinical training in Australia
  • A student reporting on clinical training in Bulgaria
  • the report session
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