Developing a strong professional portfolio, regardless of your major or interests, is key to achieving your post-graduation goals. Whether you are interested in partnering with overseas faculty to conduct research, helping community organizations better serve their constituents, or gaining professional experience in the workplace, Frederick Global Learning can help you in achieving your goals.
Apply to be one of a select group of 150 students from across the globe who complete an 8-week research project with faculty members at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Research placements are available across most disciplines and interests, including arts and humanities, physical and life sciences, law, social science, and more.
King’s College Hospital is one of the premier hospitals in London and offers you the ability to work full-time alongside practitioners, administrators, and quality improvement teams. This program is intended for upper-division students interested in gaining first-hand experience in the administrative functions of healthcare. Placements include opportunities in quality control and evaluation, hospital operations, and patient care improvement across dozens of clinical departments.
This program is offered for 8 weeks in the summer (click here) or for a semester (click here).
Deepen your knowledge of legal practice, justice, and court systems through an immersive 8-week full-time internship in London. Placements are customized to your interests – past students have worked on refugee advocacy, supported paralegals, and performed tech policy analysis!
Spend 8 weeks in Ho Chi Minh City conducting first-hand, clinical observations in a private hospital. You have the opportunity to choose up to 4 specialties as you shadow medical professionals working with patients on a daily basis. This program is observational only – no direct care or patient contact is allowed and it follows AAMC’s guidelines for study abroad students.
This 4-week program, offered both in May and June, provides you with an immersive experience shadowing and learning from a single specialty in one of St. Lucia’s newest hospitals. You will observe doctors and other medical professionals in healthcare delivery and patient care. This program is observational only – no direct care or patient contact is allowed and it follows AAMC’s guidelines for study abroad students.
Priority for the May session is given to upper-division students. Priority for the June session is given to first-year students.