Three Medical Students from IMU University, Malaysia, Complete Their Training at Gunma University
Period: 24 September – 16 October 2026
Venue: Gunma University
Host:
Gunma University WHO Collaborating Centre (JPN-89), Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, and Department of Medical Education and Development, Graduate School of Medicine, Gunma University
Gunma University welcomed three medical students from IMU University, Malaysia, for an approximately four-week training program (Selective Placement Opportunity).
The program aimed to deepen their understanding of rehabilitation medicine and interprofessional education (IPE) in Japan. It included clinical observations at Gunma University Hospital, observation of classes at the School of Health Sciences, and participation in research activities. The students also visited Gunma Paz University, where they engaged in interactive learning activities and exchanges with local students.
In addition, the students learned about the activities of the Gunma University WHO Collaborating Centre and interprofessional collaboration in disaster situations, while interacting with undergraduate and graduate students at Gunma University.
On 16 October, a final presentation session was held, during which the three students shared their learning experiences and reflections from the training program.
The program provided a valuable opportunity to promote international student exchange and deepen mutual understanding of rehabilitation medicine and interprofessional collaboration.
