AMU offers diverse internship opportunities for students through its partnership with the Somali Hospital Group, including unique international experiences such as internships in Uganda. Here’s a detailed overview of the internship programs available:

AMU Internship Programs

1. Local Internships with Somali Hospital Group:

Purpose: Provide hands-on clinical and healthcare experience within local hospitals affiliated with the Somali Hospital Group.

Settings: Various hospitals and clinics within Somalia.

Activities: Interns engage in patient care, assist with medical procedures, and work alongside healthcare professionals to gain practical experience in a real-world setting.

Eligibility: Typically, available to students in medical and health science programs who meet certain academic and professional criteria.

1. International Internship Opportunities in Uganda:

Purpose: Offer students the chance to gain international experience and exposure to different healthcare systems and practices.

Setting: Partner hospitals and healthcare facilities in Uganda.

Activities: Interns may participate in clinical rotations, assist with healthcare delivery, and engage in public health initiatives. This experience helps students understand global health challenges and different approaches to medical care.

Eligibility: Generally available to students who demonstrate strong academic performance, adaptability, and an interest in global health issues.

AMU’s internship programs, both local and international, are designed to provide students with comprehensive and practical learning experiences. Whether working within Somali hospitals or gaining international exposure in Uganda, these opportunities are invaluable for career development and professional growth in the healthcare sector.