In a significant step towards strengthening international collaboration in healthcare education, the JPMC College of Health Sciences (JCHS) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Faculty of Medicine Ramathibodi School of Nursing, (Mahidol University) in Bangkok, Thailand. This partnership marks the beginning of a promising journey aimed at achieving shared goals in education, healthcare, and global development.
The MoU signifies the two institutions’ commitment to bridging geographical and cultural divides in pursuit of continuous quality improvement, academic excellence, and collaborative research. The cooperation will provide opportunities for both student and faculty exchanges, enabling participants to gain valuable international experience while fostering cross-cultural understanding and learning.
“This partnership opens doors for borderless collaboration. It will allow us to expand our horizons and contribute to the development of culturally diverse healthcare professionals who are prepared to address global challenges,” said Dean of JCHS.
At the heart of this collaboration, is the shared vision to support the realization of the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), particularly those related to broader access to quality education. Furthermore, both institutions aim to work together to improve healthcare delivery systems by developing healthcare professionals with a global mindset, and to promote initiatives that align with sustainable development practices.
Through academic exchanges and research collaborations, JCHS and the Ramathibodi School of Nursing will continue to push the boundaries of innovation in healthcare education and practice. The partnership reflects a mutual commitment to shaping a future where healthcare professionals are equipped to navigate and address the diverse needs of an increasingly globalized world.
This strategic collaboration marks a new chapter in the ongoing mission of JCHS to deliver world-class education while fostering cooperation and to enhance healthcare systems across borders.
