Your support empowers the next generation of health care professionals!
The University of Kansas School of Health Professions offers more than 30 academic programs that shape the future of health care. Our 800 students train at a world-class medical center, and are equipped to excel in research, education and clinical practice on a global scale.
During this year’s One Day One KU, we are raising vital funds for scholarships and international learning experiences that will empower our future health care leaders. Your generous gift will provide the financial support our students need to thrive and make a lasting impact on global health.
Your contribution is crucial to their success. By investing in their education, you provide students with opportunities for cultural immersion, global health exposure and clinical skill development. These experiences foster cultural competence, enhance patient care and prepare our students to meet the diverse needs of tomorrow’s dynamic health care system.
Why does global learning matter for students at the KU School of Health Professions?
- Cultural Competency: Exposure to different cultures improves communication skills and deepens understanding of diverse patient needs, leading to better care.
- Global Health Awareness: Students gain insights into health care systems worldwide, promoting empathy for underserved populations and awareness of health disparities.
- Clinical Skill Development: Diverse settings challenge students to adapt, improving their diagnostic and problem-solving abilities.
- Personal Growth: Living and working in a new culture builds resilience and broadens perspectives, shaping compassionate, well-rounded health care professionals.
Join us in empowering the next generation of health care professionals. Your support helps provide the resources they need to lead with knowledge, compassion and dedication. Together, we can make a world of difference!


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