Our undergraduate programs are designed to provide students from Latin America and Vietnam with a strong academic foundation that prepares them for advanced studies in medicine. We understand that pursuing a medical career begins long before students enter a professional program. Success in medicine requires not only technical knowledge but also critical thinking, adaptability, and the ability to collaborate in diverse, global environments. Through carefully selected undergraduate pathways, we ensure that students develop the skills, confidence, and academic readiness needed to excel in competitive medical fields.

Building a Solid Academic Foundation
Undergraduate study is the first step in shaping future medical professionals. Our partner universities offer programs that emphasize the sciences—biology, chemistry, physics, and mathematics—while also integrating courses that strengthen communication, problem-solving, and analytical reasoning. These disciplines provide the essential groundwork for advanced medical coursework, while also nurturing well-rounded graduates who can think beyond textbooks and apply their knowledge in real-world healthcare settings.

Pathways to Medical Studies
Many of our students choose undergraduate programs that are directly aligned with medicine, such as pre-med, biomedical sciences, or health-related majors. Others pursue complementary fields—such as psychology, public health, or even business and technology—that broaden their perspective and equip them with unique skills that are increasingly valuable in today’s healthcare systems. No matter the chosen major, students benefit from academic counseling and structured pathways that keep their ultimate goal—medical school—clearly in focus.

Hands-On Learning Opportunities
Our undergraduate programs go beyond classroom instruction. Students gain access to research opportunities, laboratory experiences, and community service projects that foster practical learning. Many universities encourage students to participate in health-related internships, volunteer work, or clinical shadowing, providing early exposure to the realities of patient care. These opportunities not only strengthen applications to advanced programs but also deepen students’ commitment to a career in medicine.

Global Exposure and Cultural Competence
Studying abroad provides more than academic enrichment—it opens doors to cultural understanding and global perspectives. Students in our undergraduate programs are immersed in diverse academic communities, learning to communicate and collaborate with peers from around the world. This exposure is invaluable for future medical professionals, who will work in increasingly interconnected healthcare systems. By engaging with different cultures and ideas early in their education, students develop empathy, adaptability, and a strong sense of global citizenship.

Comprehensive Student Support
We know that the transition to studying abroad can be challenging. That is why our programs are designed with strong support systems in place. From academic advising and tutoring services to mentorship programs and student life activities, every aspect of the undergraduate experience is structured to help students thrive. Our partner universities provide resources for language support, career guidance, and personal development, ensuring that students feel empowered both inside and outside the classroom.

A Launchpad for Excellence
Undergraduate education is more than a stepping stone—it is the launchpad for a lifelong career in medicine. By completing rigorous and supportive undergraduate programs, students from Latin America and Vietnam position themselves for admission into top-tier graduate and medical schools worldwide. They leave not only with degrees but also with the knowledge, character, and determination to pursue careers that will improve lives and strengthen healthcare systems across the globe.

Our commitment is clear: to provide students with undergraduate opportunities that prepare them for success, open doors to advanced studies, and set the stage for impactful medical careers.