Turn an idea into an official project.
Any medical student in Thailand can propose a project. Enrollment is what makes it officially affiliated with IFMSA-Thailand — and unlocks things an unenrolled project simply cannot do.
What official enrollment actually gets you.
These aren't perks — they're rights that only enrolled activities hold, set out in the enrollment form itself.
Recognized certificates
Only enrolled activities may issue IFMSA-Thailand certificates — for both the coordinators and every participant.
The IFMSA Programs route
Enrollment is the prerequisite for taking your project to the international level through IFMSA Programs.
A place at the Activity Fair
Present your work at the IFMSA-Thailand National General Assembly, the IFMSA General Assembly, and the Asia-Pacific Regional Meeting.
An official project code
A permanent identifier — TH26001 national, LC26001 local — used for tracking, certificates and closing documents.
From proposal to project code.
Enrollment runs in defined rounds rather than continuously, so every submission gets a real review window instead of sitting in a queue.
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STEP 01
Write the proposal
Follow the national Proposal Guideline. It walks through every section: project level, standing committee, SDG alignment, IFMSA focus area, SMART objectives, methodology, evaluation plan and budget.
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STEP 02
Submit the enrollment form
Project director details, project level (international, national or local), your standing committee, and the proposal document itself. Local Committee projects may use their own university's template.
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STEP 03
Olympia reviews it
The Olympia coordinator checks the proposal against the guideline and emails feedback. If revisions are needed you get a defined window to resubmit — not an open-ended wait.
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STEP 04
Approval and code issue
Approval passes through VPI, VPF and the President. Once cleared, VPAO issues your project code and you can contact SECGEN and VPPR for official documents and promotion.
What reviewers actually check.
Most returned proposals fail on the same few things. Worth a look before you send.
Between three and five, each Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Time-bound — with a success indicator attached to every one.
Which UN Sustainable Development Goals your project serves, ranked most to least relevant.
How you'll measure success — before, during and after. Qualitative or quantitative, but it must cover every objective.
Itemized, with quantity, unit price, total and timeline — plus who is responsible for the project's finances.
Ready to enroll?
Read the guideline first — it's the same document reviewers score against. Questions go to Olympia or VPI.