Three-Universities Joint Seminar -NTU X NYCU X TMU
2022-12-19
The Three-Universities Joint Seminar this year features three schools discussing different topics over THREE weeks. Glad to see each other in different campuses in personal.
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Our Second-year Master student, Ayleen Walewska Perez, presented on this topic " ssessing the Availability and Affordability of Essential Drugs in Belize ".
Meanwhile, our Master student, Jarelle Akeem Branford, presented on this topic " Factors Associated with Physician Burnout in Guyana ".
meeting in the near future! 
Here are some feedbacks from different students.
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The three universities joint seminars provide an excellent opportunity for students and budding researchers to share their research progress and recieve critical feedback. I would encourage my colleagues to cease similar opportunities, which are great platforms for other research professionals to become familiar with your work and areas of research interest. This has the potential to create collaborations and even recruitment for job opportunities within the research community.
I applaud the organizers of the joint seminar. I believe that the continuation of such activities can create a platform for students to gain exposure and progress in their research development.
－Second-year Master student, Jarelle Akeem Branford from Guyana 
This seminar cultivated the research idea not only for freshman, but also for senior student. Deep listening and curiosity are exercised during the session. It is a must event that IHP students should participate.
－Five-year PhD student, Tanavij Pannoi from Thailand 
The Three-Universities Joint Seminar this year features three schools discussing different topics over THREE weeks. Glad to see each other in different campuses in personal.
.
Our Second-year Master student, Ayleen Walewska Perez, presented on this topic " ssessing the Availability and Affordability of Essential Drugs in Belize ".
Meanwhile, our Master student, Jarelle Akeem Branford, presented on this topic " Factors Associated with Physician Burnout in Guyana ".
meeting in the near future! Here are some feedbacks from different students.
Here are some feedbacks from different students.
.
The three universities joint seminars provide an excellent opportunity for students and budding researchers to share their research progress and recieve critical feedback. I would encourage my colleagues to cease similar opportunities, which are great platforms for other research professionals to become familiar with your work and areas of research interest. This has the potential to create collaborations and even recruitment for job opportunities within the research community.
I applaud the organizers of the joint seminar. I believe that the continuation of such activities can create a platform for students to gain exposure and progress in their research development.
－Second-year Master student, Jarelle Akeem Branford from Guyana
This seminar cultivated the research idea not only for freshman, but also for senior student. Deep listening and curiosity are exercised during the session. It is a must event that IHP students should participate.
－Five-year PhD student, Tanavij Pannoi from Thailand