The Pharmacy Actual Club participated in an international exchange program held between March 14-18 as part of the Twinnet 2026 project, coordinated by the European Pharmaceutical Students Association (EPSA). Within the framework of the program, club members met with PPSA Lodz, operating in Lodz, Poland, gaining a rich academic and cultural experience. The Twinnet program stands out as an important mobility project aiming to increase intercultural interaction and encourage the sharing of knowledge and experience by bringing together pharmacy students from across Europe. In this context, student groups from different countries conduct reciprocal visits, contributing to both their professional and social development. During the program, students had the opportunity to visit pharmaceutical technology laboratories and observe practical work firsthand. They also participated in pharmacy simulation activities, improving their skills in patient counseling and clinical practice. In addition, students participated in microscopic examinations of plant cultures. Besides academic activities, social events contributed to the development of students' competencies in communication, teamwork, and project management. The program also offered students the opportunity to build strong relationships with international colleagues. As part of cultural activities, students had the opportunity to get to know Poland's historical and cultural heritage firsthand by visiting important sites such as the Herbst Museum, the Poznanski Museum, and St. Matthew's Church. The Twinnet program, which has been run by the Farma Aktüel Club for four years, continues to contribute to students' international perspectives as well as increasing the university's international visibility.
