HU clinical med students begin training in Turkish hospitals

The College of Medicine and Office of International Academic Relations at Hebron University conducted a medical student training program in Turkish hospitals, including Osman Gazi University Hospital.

The College's student exchange program aims to enhance academic exchange, promote international cooperation in medicine, and provide students with global experience, healthcare system knowledge, and medical training. The medical training at the educational hospital lasts one month and covers a variety of medical departments.

The students participating in the program expressed their gratitude for the advanced international hospital environment and specialized mentorship, reflecting Hebron University's commitment to providing high-quality education and assisting students in preparing for their medical careers.

HU delegation and Osman Gazi University Dean Atilla Ozcan Ozdemirk discussed several future issues, including free course training, joint projects, research exchange, faculty exchange, specialization opportunities for academic staff, and advanced administrative courses for administrative staff.

Dr. Nevin Abu Sba' from HU College of Medicine met with the Director of the International Relations Office, Muge Tanberk, from Osman Gazi University. She expressed her deep appreciation for the strenuous efforts in training medical students from Hebron University at the Turkish Osman Gazi University Educational Hospital. They discussed ways of future cooperation between the medical colleges at both universities