There are 45 MPH students who are mainly medical doctors, accompanied by two faculty members of the Department of Public Health, North South University visited the Population Health Research & Training Society's site at Araihazar. This is part of the PHeaRTS Research training program, where the students observed various research activities conducted by our Research team and practically learned different types of research design, and also explored related research tools & equipment. The team also visited the health care center, Training institute, and Research lab. Finally, they also learned how international collaborative research projects have been conducted in rural Bangladesh. This enriching experience aimed to inspire the students and provide a glimpse into the vital role of compassion and innovation in healthcare.