Yes, Army Medical University offers various international exchange programs, allowing students to gain global exposure in medical research and education. AMU has partnerships with institutions in countries such as the United States, Russia, and European nations. Through these exchange programs, students can participate in joint research projects, attend international medical conferences, and collaborate with peers and faculty from diverse cultural and academic backgrounds. These exchange opportunities are designed to expand students' global perspectives and enhance their knowledge of international healthcare systems.

AMU integrates military medicine throughout its medical programs, offering students specialized training in combat medicine, trauma care, and military healthcare protocols. The university’s affiliation with the People's Liberation Army (PLA) ensures that students receive a unique combination of medical education and military training. Courses on battlefield medical technologies, emergency medical services, and military health policies are included in the curriculum. Additionally, AMU’s hospitals and research centers focus on developing medical solutions tailored to the needs of military personnel, providing students with the knowledge and skills to work in defense and emergency medical settings.