MBBS Enrichment Year

SERVICE / HUMANITARIAN WORK Core Course – Global Health • Prepare students to their role of being humanitarian leaders in improving health and achieving equity in health for all people worldwide Experiential Learning/ Community Projects • NGO attachments • Humanitarian work or service projects through HKU/ CEDARS/Faculty • Self-initiated voluntary service programmes Debriefing and Deliverable • Assessment of attitude and commitment • E-poster presentation • Progress update and communal reflections Serving the Community with Passion, Professional Ethics and Medical Knowledge Students are encouraged to participate in experiential learning involving service and humanitarian work. Activities may include, amongst others, community projects in health promotion, NGO attachments, humanitarian relief missions and/or voluntary servicing programmes. Students are required to take a prescribed course (“Introduction to Global Health”) which aims at preparing them as future humanitarian leaders in improving health and striving to achieve equity in health for all people worldwide. Students will then carry out service/humanitarian works in NGOs or voluntary service partners for one semester or full-year.