Within the scope of the Memorandum of Understanding signed between BAU International University Batumi and Inha University Hospital, fifth-year medical student Mariam Davidadze is participating in a clinical practice programme conducted in South Korea. Organised as part of international student mobility, the programme offers the opportunity to experience the clinical dimension of medical education within a different healthcare system and to observe advanced medical practices firsthand.

BAU International University Batumi student Mariam Davidadze is gaining experience in advanced medical technologies, international clinical standards, and current patient care approaches during her clinical practice in South Korea. The programme allows the student to support the academic knowledge gained during her theoretical education with hands-on observations in the working environment of a high-tech university hospital.

Key aspects of the clinical practice programme also include the organisation of clinical processes within the hospital. Mariam Davidadze has the opportunity to closely examine various practices ranging from patient admission to clinical assessments, and from the coordination of healthcare services to technology-supported processes. At the same time, she is developing a professional perspective on international healthcare services by observing how the patient-centred healthcare model is integrated into the hospital system.

The academic cooperation between BAU International University Batumi and Inha University Hospital contributes to the expansion of the international education and professional development opportunities offered by the university to its students. This collaboration with Inha University Hospital, one of South Korea's leading healthcare institutions, enables students to familiarise themselves with different healthcare systems, follow current approaches in clinical practices, and gain experience in an international healthcare environment.

Academic and professional relations developed with institutions in the Far East region are among the key components of BAU International University Batumi's internationalisation strategy. The student mobility programmes established in this context support medical students in enriching their education with academic and clinical experiences in different countries.

The clinical practice programme currently pursued by Mariam Davidadze in South Korea represents a current example of this approach. Through the collaborations it develops with international institutions, BAU International University Batumi offers its students the opportunity to observe advanced medical technologies, experience different clinical models, and prepare for their future professional lives with international experience.