The World Health Organization designated the UNM School of Medicine as a Collaborating Center for the Dissemination of Community-Oriented, Problem-Based Education. Click Here for Schedule of Upcoming Visits to the UNM SOM
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| Nine medical
educators and a translator from Peking University Health Sciences
Center in the People's Republic of China visited the University of
New Mexico for the month of April 2006. They were interested in
learning about and observing our curriculum, particularly
problem-based learning, and participating in our teaching skills
workshops. Their stay here was mutually beneficial and served as the
foundation for ongoing collaborations between our two institutions.
They are shown here with staff members of the Offices of Teacher &
Educational Development (TED) and Program Evaluation, Education, and
Research (PEAR).
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| A Tutor Training and Case Development workshop has been conducted several times for medical professionals studying in the Masters of Medical Education (MME) Program in Bern, Switzerland. Pictured are participants who visited here in 2003, UNM SOM faculty who facilitated the workshop, and staff from Teacher & Educational Development (TED) who provided logistical support. | |
Health sciences faculty from across the world have been coming to New Mexico since the early 1980s to explore innovative approaches to medical education. Teacher & Educational Development serves as a point of contact for visiting faculty and provides the following services: •Visitor itinerary planning, scheduling, coordination, and hosting •Information on medical education at the UNM School of Medicine |
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