On 13 April 2023, Hanoi Medical University (HMU) organized a practical experience and campus tour program titled “Oneday in HMU”.
This year, the University welcomed nearly 700 students. This marks the 4th time Hanoi Medical University has organized this practical experience program for high school students from provinces and cities across the country.
Oneday in HMU is an event organized with the aim of providing a comprehensive overview of the medical field in general and Hanoi Medical University in particular to the community. The “Oneday in HMU” 2024 communication event attracted thousands of registrations from students at high schools nationwide.
On behalf of the University leadership, Assoc. Prof. PhD. Kim Bao Giang – Vice Rector, delivered the opening speech, expressing her delight in welcoming the students, teachers, and parents to the campus tour. The program reflects the most practical and authentic perspective of students studying at Hanoi Medical University. Furthermore, the University shared admissions information regarding current undergraduate training programs. The University always welcomes students to submit their applications for admission this year and in the coming years.
During the “Oneday in HMU” experience, teachers, parents, and students toured and learned about the rich history of Hanoi Medical University; visited the dormitory and library; experienced learning at the Faculty of Nursing and Midwifery through practice on models; received introductions and practiced oral health examination and care at the Institute of Odonto-Stomatology; attended presentations and consultations on current undergraduate majors at HMU; and participated in lively games and exchanges with HMU students at the multi-purpose sports hall. Furthermore, students attended a lecture on human anatomy: Cardiac Anatomy, taught directly by PhD. Nguyen Duc Nghia, Deputy Head of the Department of Anatomy at Hanoi Medical University.
The “Oneday in HMU” practical experience program concluded with joy, leaving deep impressions on the teachers, parents, and especially the high school students.
Through the program, parents and students gained a new perspective on medical students and the medical profession. It is hoped that this activity will help high school students have more choices, guidance, and the ability to make informed decisions regarding their future career paths.
Source: HMU
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