The landscape of postgraduate medical education is currently undergoing a transformative shift, transitioning from a heavy reliance on standardised examination scores toward a more holistic evaluation of professional and academic competencies. 

In this evolving environment, research experience has emerged as a critical currency for medical students and International Medical Graduates (IMGs) seeking to secure residency and specialty training positions in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Australia. 

This workshop provides a comprehensive analysis of the regulatory guidelines, selection criteria, and professional frameworks that govern the research requirements across these three major healthcare systems.

We have designed this 50- minute workshop by synthesizing

• official data from the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP), 

• the UK Foundation Programme Office (UKFPO), 

• and the Australian Medical Council (AMC) 

• along with insights from professional forums and clinical educators

This workshop illuminates the strategic role of scholarly activity in the global medical pipeline and helps Med Students Get started!

• A quick summary of what most Licensing exams expect from their applicants in terms of research experience. 

• All research programs and opportunites that Medical students, Undergrads and Licensing applicants can pursue, and where to find them

• An insight into Global Research Programs, Fellowships, and Funding Opportunities

• A quick summary of how to get started and where to find the resources.