Sera Navuga 
The University of Fiji and Sri Sathya Sai Global Council Fiji has signed a Memorandum of Understanding to strengthen Medical Education and Community Health Services.
The agreement, signed during the University’s International Health Conference, cements a growing partnership between academia and service.
It now sets a formal framework for broader cooperation from clinical placements abroad to free medical camps at home.
The MoU outlines a practical and values-based collaboration designed to empower the next generation of healthcare professionals through service and exposure to global best practices.
Vice-Chancellor of the University of Fiji, Professor Shaista Shameem, described the MoU as more than a policy instrument but a platform for shared purpose.
She adds that this partnership is not just about academic opportunities, it’s about instilling a deeper sense of purpose in our students.
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