GLOBAL CLINICAL INTERNSHIP OR ROTATION (THAILAND)
A clinical placement inThailand (4+ weeks)
AT A GLANCE
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Global Internship Course
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Multidisciplinary
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Intern Abroad Destination: Thailand
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Dates: Flexible (Year-Round) - minimum 4 weeks
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Eligibility: Undergrad/grad/professional - medicine, nursing, pharmacy, health sciences
PROGRAM OVERVIEW
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ACADEMICS
This Global Clinical Internship or Rotation offers qualified students the opportunity to gain hands-on experience in a teaching hospital in Vietnam. Over the course of a minimum of four weeks, students are integrated into clinical teams, engaging directly in patient care, diagnostics, and treatments. The internship is designed to deepen clinical skills, enhance cultural competency, and provide insight into healthcare delivery in a global setting. Students participate in regular reflective sessions and cross-disciplinary discussions to connect their clinical practice with broader global health challenges.
As capstone project, students create a digital portfolio that serves as a comprehensive record of the students’ achievements and learning throughout the program. Students gather artifacts from their internship to showcase their development and mastery of skills. The portfolio culminates in a reflective essay and a presentation, promoting self-assessment and continuous learning.
Students should have already acquired a theoretical foundation and preferably a practical skill set in their discipline. To be eligible to apply for this program, students can be enrolled in medicine, nursing, public health, and other health sciences. Enrollment is generally reserved for juniors, seniors and graduate students, or by consent of the faculty sponsor. Clinical rotations are available to final year students only. Professionals are welcome to apply as well.
Our programs are designed to follow U.S. academic culture and standards. The pace especially for the onsite experiences is generally accelerated and the workload is demanding. The U.S. grading scale of A to F is used. Students will receive a variety of assignments. They include a weekly reflective journal/blog/vlog, and a project report (INT302), and a digital portfolio culminating in a reflective essay and a presentation.
After successful completion, you will receive a GEI transcript. Please check with your academic advisor at your home institution to confirm how many credits can be accepted for your degree program and whether your home institution is willing to issue credits for the experience.
For our non-clinical internships, 1 U.S. credit hour (~ 2 ETCS credits) per 50 hours of internship is available for eligible undergrad students via our academic school of record at an additional cost of US $125 per U.S. credit hour.
For our non-clinical internships, 1 U.S. credit hour (~ 2 ETCS credits) per 50 hours of internship is available for eligible undergrad students via our academic school of record at an additional cost of US $125 per U.S. credit hour.
The language of instruction is English.
UNIQUE EXPERIENCES
Thailand is a captivating blend of ancient traditions, modern cities, and breathtaking natural beauty.
As part of the program, you will experience the country’s vibrant culture and welcoming communities. In Bangkok, explore the stunning Grand Palace, visit sacred temples like Wat Arun, and take a boat ride along the bustling Chao Phraya River. Wander through Chatuchak Market, one of the largest in the world, and enjoy authentic Thai street food.
Beyond the capital, Thailand offers spectacular landscapes and traditions.
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HOUSING & MEALS
The program includes 4+ weeks in Thailand. For this time, GEI Thailand offers different housing options that students can choose from, pending availability. These include:
- Homestays: Typically single rooms, with shared bathroom, and access to a kitchen and living room
- Serviced apartments: Single or shared double rooms, with shared bathroom, and access to a kitchen and living room
- University residence halls at our local partner universities: Shared double rooms, with shared bathroom and no kitchen facilities
- Simple guesthouses: Shared double rooms, with shared bathroom and no kitchen facilities
Homestay host families typically provide breakfast and dinner. Students in serviced apartments, university residence halls, or guesthouses are usually responsible for all meals outside of core course meals.
You can find additional information in the following blog post: Accommodation – What to expect.
You can find additional information in the following blog post: Accommodation – What to expect.
DATES, FEES, AND SCHOLARSHIPS
Year-round (4+ weeks)
3 months prior to program start
US $2,850 (4 weeks)
US $550 per additional week
INSTRUCTORS & COORDINATORS
Meet our core team
All of our instructors and coordinators are highly experienced and resourceful professionals.