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2026/01/26University of Melbourne Joins Chung Shan Medical University for Frontline Teaching and Clinical Exchange

A total of 12 faculty members and students from the University of Melbourne visited Chung Shan Medical University for this academic exchange.圖片
A total of 12 faculty members and students from the University of Melbourne visited Chung Shan Medical University for this academic exchange.
Chung Shan Medical University also arranged off-campus visits, enabling faculty and students from the University of Melbourne to gain insights into the development of Taiwan’s medical technology industry from clinical, industrial, and community perspectives.圖片
Chung Shan Medical University also arranged off-campus visits, enabling faculty and students from the University of Melbourne to gain insights into the development of Taiwan’s medical technology industry from clinical, industrial, and community perspectives.
Faculty members and students from the University of Melbourne visited Chung Shan Medical University Hospital for clinical observation and professional exchange.圖片
Faculty members and students from the University of Melbourne visited Chung Shan Medical University Hospital for clinical observation and professional exchange.
Faculty members and students from the University of Melbourne joined counterparts from Chung Shan Medical University’s College of Medical Science in visiting Wenshan Elementary School’s affiliated kindergarten, where they conducted a joint health screening program for young children.圖片
Faculty members and students from the University of Melbourne joined counterparts from Chung Shan Medical University’s College of Medical Science in visiting Wenshan Elementary School’s affiliated kindergarten, where they conducted a joint health screening program for young children.

The College of Medical Technology at Chung Shan Medical University (CSMU) recently hosted a delegation from the University of Melbourne’s School of Health Sciences, marking a significant step in international clinical collaboration. From January 12 to 23, 12 faculty members and students from the Australian university engaged in an intensive program focused on Physical Therapy, Audiology, and Speech-Language Pathology.

The exchange program offered the visiting delegation a deep dive into Taiwan’s healthcare ecosystem through a series of clinical rotations and site visits. Participants observed advanced clinical workflows at CSMU’s affiliated hospital, focusing on the Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) and Rehabilitation departments.

The group visited specialized centers for Prosthetics and Orthotics, Assistive Technology, and Child Development Assessment. To provide a holistic view of Taiwan’s healthcare system, visits were arranged to the Hochin Wellness Co-living Community (Wuri) and the Children’s Hearing Foundation.

The program culminated in a joint community health screening for local schoolchildren, where Melbourne students shared their professional observations and learning outcomes. This hands-on experience allowed for a direct comparison of clinical methodologies between the two regions.

Feng-Yih Yu, Dean of the College of Medical Technology, noted that the initiative successfully showcased CSMU’s commitment to global medical education. "This exchange not only deepened professional ties but also provided students with vital cross-cultural clinical perspectives," Yu stated, adding that the university will continue to expand its international footprint to cultivate globally competitive talent.

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