How do you become a member of IFMSA?
Contact your National Member Organization The easiest way to get involved is by approaching your national representatives. IFMSA currently has members from over 125 countries. To know if your country is a member and/or to contact your representatives, consult the page of Our Members and select your country!
What is NMO IFMSA?
NMOs are split into five distinct regions: Africa, Americas, Asia-Pacific, Eastern Mediterranean, and Europe. NMOs are either Full Members, Associate Members, or Candidate Members. The map above shows the countries and areas where IFMSA maintains an NMO.
Why should I join IFMSA?
The Exchange Programme offers students unique educational and cultural experience in addition to the regular medical curriculum. It also helps to broaden the students understanding of medical and social conditions in different countries.
How many NMO are there in IFMSA?
108 NMOs
The heart of the IFMSA is our members and our National Member Organizations (NMOs). Currently 108 NMOs are part of […]
What does IFMSA stand for?
The International Federation of Medical Students Associations
The International Federation of Medical Students Associations (IFMSA), founded in 1951, is one of the world’s oldest and largest student-run organisations.
What is the purpose of IFMSA?
To empower members to carry out activities on the topic Refugees’ Health and Rights; To strengthen IFMSA through the creation of an open forum to discuss the role of medical students within the field of Refugees’ Health and Rights.
What does score stand for IFMSA?
SCORE: Standing Committee on Research Exchange.
How many NMOs are there in IFMSA?
The heart of the IFMSA is our members and our National Member Organizations (NMOs). Currently 108 NMOs are part of […]
How many NMOs are there in IFMSA exchange?
138 NMOs
It represents, connects and engages every day with an inspiring and engaging network of 1.3 million medical students from 138 NMOs in 129 countries around the globe.
How many support divisions does IFMSA?
2 Support Divisions headed by Directors.