The Faculty of Medicine at Khon Kaen University (KKU) is thrilled to have warmly welcomed a distinguished group of medical students from the University of Occupational and Environmental Health (UOEH), Japan, for a momentous cultural exchange program. Held from August 20-24, 2024, this event was graced by the presence of Associate Professor Supawan Laohasiriwong, Assistant to the Dean for International Relations and Corporate Communications, who extended a warm reception to the delegation.
The UOEH students participating in this groundbreaking exchange include:
- Mayu Sugiyama
- Tomoe Takaki
- Rei Kariya
This cultural exchange, organized in collaboration with the International Relations Club of the KKU Medical Student Association, is a pioneering initiative aimed at bridging diverse cultures and fostering international relationships among future medical professionals.
Highlights of the Program:
- Enhancing Global Communication and Understanding: The students engaged in activities designed to promote cross-cultural communication, broaden their perspectives, and deepen their understanding of global health challenges.
- Exchanging Knowledge and Best Practices: Participants shared insights into their respective educational systems and public health approaches, fostering mutual learning and expanding their global medical knowledge.
- Strengthening International Relationships: This program not only forged lasting bonds between KKU and UOEH medical students but also laid the groundwork for future collaborations in the medical field.
This exchange program offers an unparalleled opportunity for students to connect, celebrate cultural diversity, and learn from one another. We anticipate that this experience will leave a lasting impact on all participants, both personally and professionally, and serve as a catalyst for future international collaborations and enduring friendships.
