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If you’re struggling to get your friends organised for an overseas clinical placement, why not just go by yourself?

Immerse yourself in rural life by living like a local on one of our week-long Village Healthcare Experiences.

It’s one thing reading what we have to say about the benefits of interprofessional learning, but it’s another to hear it from the people living the experience. We caught up with a group of our students in Nepal to find out more.

Because a successful placement is one that ensures mutual and reciprocal benefits for both the visiting student and the hosting hospitals and clinics.

Funding your elective or placement shouldn’t be a source of stress, but for many, it is. The sheer amount of options available to you - from organising fundraising events to applying for bursaries and grants - is enough to make the head of any student or professional start spinning.