AI-Simulated Anatomy & Medical Ethics
Explore human anatomy through AI-assisted virtual dissection and interactive imaging, learn the ethics of using medical images, and complete organ-system case tasks.
Ten days on campus at Chung Shan Medical University, built for international high school students. Students move through AI-simulated anatomy and medical ethics, clinical skills and current technology, and nutrition science and elder care, then spend the final three days on a field trip through Taiwan's health-care culture.
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The ten days run on teacher-led demonstrations, hands-on stations, scenario challenges, and teamwork, not lectures.
Explore human anatomy through AI-assisted virtual dissection and interactive imaging, learn the ethics of using medical images, and complete organ-system case tasks.
Learn sterile technique and instrument recognition, practice simulated wound closure, and experience the da Vinci surgical arm and smart medical technology.
Design and prepare a balanced-plate menu as a team, then step into a dementia and aging simulation plus hands-on community elder care.
Head into central and southern Taiwan for a three-day, two-night field trip, visiting Taiwan's health-care institutions and cultural sites.
All ten days take place on Chung Shan Medical University's Taichung campus. Photos courtesy of the university.






Fees are coming soon. We will post them here once confirmed; meanwhile, please use the inquiry form below.
Actual sessions, hospital visits, and hands-on activities may shift with our partner institutions, patient privacy, and safety. Tap a day to see it in full.
A welcome gathering at the hotel, followed by a campus tour and an introduction to Chung Shan Medical University and its health professions.
Ethics and professional conduct in anatomy, an introduction to body systems, and cadaver-based teaching observation with organ identification.
OSCE-style demonstrations and rotating stations: history-taking and communication, vital-sign measurement, sterile technique and instrument recognition, and simulated wound closure.
A chartered-van day trip to the National Taichung Theater, Calligraphy Greenway, and Shenji New Village, followed by an evening at Fengjia Night Market to experience Taiwanese food culture, with staff escorting students back to the hotel.
Reading balanced-plate design and food labels, and the link between sugar and chronic disease.
Station-based teaching across medical imaging, lab testing, rehabilitation technology, the da Vinci arm, and smart medical devices.
A dementia simulation, dementia clinical care, and community elder-care work.
Depart Taichung to explore a regional cultural or natural site, observing the health conditions of community life.
Visit a hospital or health-care institution and meet Taiwan's front-line health-care workers.
Teams present Taiwan Health Hunt and My Future Health Story, followed by a closing ceremony with certificates, plus time for reflection and feedback.
Go out and document real health observations in Taiwan's food, activities, community environment, and health-care settings (no patients, medical records, or anyone who hasn't consented).
Pull together all the camp's materials and footage into a 2–3 minute film that answers one question: how has Taiwan changed the way we understand health?
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Airport pickup and drop-off are optional add-ons; fees are coming soon. Flight numbers and pickup times are confirmed after payment.
Three days in the field: Day 8 departs Taichung for a regional cultural or natural site and community health observation; Day 9 visits a hospital or health-care institution and meets Taiwan's front-line health-care workers; Day 10 ends the field study with final presentations and the closing ceremony. Exact locations follow our partner institutions, patient privacy, and safety.
Photos and video taken during the camp belong to the organizer, who may use them for non-profit purposes such as reporting results and promotion; registering counts as consent. Personal data collected for the camp, such as name and date of birth, is used only for insurance, contact, and administration, and is handled under Taiwan's data protection law.
All three programs are run with Lion Travel, a licensed travel agency, which collects the fees. For the Southern California program, transport, lodging, ticketing and travel services are handled by Lion Travel under applicable regulations. Lion Travel Service Co., Ltd. is a comprehensive travel agency, license 交觀綜字 2016, and a member of the Travel Quality Assurance Association (93 字第北 0054).
Parents sign Lion Travel's standard-form travel contract, based on the templates published by Taiwan's Tourism Administration. The Southern California and Cambodia programs use the overseas group travel contract; the CSMU camp follows the standard-form contract Lion Travel provides.
Source: Lion Travel: travel contracts, Overseas travel contract (Chinese)
Under the standard-form travel contract, a parent who cancels before departure pays a share of the trip fee based on when the cancellation notice arrives:
If the agency has already spent more than these amounts to perform the contract, the actual cost applies. The signed contract governs.
Source: Lion Travel cancellation rules
Lion Travel carries the travel agency liability insurance and performance bond insurance required by law, and tells parents the insurer and coverage before departure (Article 31 of the overseas travel contract). The trip fee does not include personal travel insurance; we recommend parents buy it.
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