The experiential program was designed to expose the students to an international rotation focused on public health and infectious diseases that are common in developing countries. The length of the training was for a period of 5 weeks at the practice site in JSS Hospital, Mysuru. The students were introduced to Clinical Pharmacy department activities and briefed about ambulatory patient care. They were posted to Medicine and Paediatrics department for a period of one week each to learn about most common diseases and clinical pharmacy activities. They actively took part in ward round participation, treatment chart review with the Pharm. D interns. Case were had discussions periodically with the respective academic preceptors. They assisted the Pharm. D interns to provide Clinical Pharmacy Services. The students were also exposed to various departments like Pulmonology and DOTS centre, Immunization centre, Cardiology, Emergency, Psychiatry, Dermatology and Gastroenterology departments. The students also presented a case of their choice and discussed the pharmacotherapy in detail with the students and preceptors. As a part of the training the students attended the case presentations and Journal club regularly with the Pharm D interns