PROSPECTIVE LEARNERS
Learning for Service.
Learning for Growth.
Graduate education, mentorship, and service-learning experiences that prepare healthcare professionals to strengthen communities through ethical partnership and lifelong learning.
Why Learners Choose INMED
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The INMED Experience
More Than Coursework
INMED combines graduate-level education, mentorship, and service-learning experiences that help learners grow professionally while strengthening communities through ethical partnership.
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Take a few moments to browse the opportunities awaiting you by selecting your profession or level of education.
Healthcare Professionals
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- Resident Physician
- Physician
- Dentist
- Dietitian
- Healthcare Administrator
- Midwife
- Nurse
- Nurse Advanced Practice
- Pharmacist
- Physician Assistant
- Physical/Occupational Therapist
- Paramedic
- Public Health Specialist
Healthcare Students
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- Medical Student
- Dental Student
- Dietitian Student
- Healthcare Administration Student
- Midwifery Student
- Nursing Student Advanced Practice
- Nursing Student Undergraduate
- Pharmacy Student
- Physician Assistant Student
- Physical/Occupational Therapy Student
- Public Health Student
I Am a First or Second Year Healthcare Student
I Am a Nursing Student
INMED strongly recommends that healthcare professions students ultimately earn the INMED Graduate Diploma.
With this objective in mind, beginning students are encouraged to enroll in the program, take the INMED Graduate Certificate during the first or second year of school, and to complete the service-learning (rotation) experience during their fourth or final year.
* Dental Students May Also Add an International Public Health Service-Learning Experience During Their Pre-Clinical Years.
Undergraduate nursing students can enroll in the INMED Graduate Diploma in International Nursing and Public Health (DINPH) for non-master’s credit. With this objective in mind, beginning nursing students are encouraged to enroll in the program, take the INMED Graduate Certificate in International Nursing and Public Health for non-master’s credit during the first or second year of nursing school, and to complete the international nursing and public health service-learning experience during their final year.
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- Undergraduate Student
- Non-Healthcare Personnel
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Learners around the world are strengthening the knowledge, skills, and perspectives needed to improve health outcomes and support ethical service in diverse communities.
Ready to Explore Your Options?
Whether you’re seeking graduate education, service-learning opportunities, professional development, or guidance in choosing the right pathway, we’re here to help. Complete the form below and a member of the INMED admissions team will contact you.