MBBS in China
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MBBS is the most popular degree-course for international students studying in China. The official figures show that in 2010, around 15 percent of 265,090 international students who study in China take English-medium MBBS courses Universities may have different requirements for applicants such as educational background, scores in science subjects and English language proficiency for those who aren’t English native speakers. In addition, international students are required to pass the HSK test (Chinese language proficiency) before graduation by many of the medical schools in China. The required level of HSK may vary according to the respective universities. Medical schools in China have designed mature monitoring systems to evaluate the performance and progress of the foreign students in mastering the subjects. Weekly tests, midterm examination and final examination are taken every academic year according to the strictly formulated assessment manual. Generally speaking, the final grade is composed of the daily performance (30%), attendance (10%), and final exam (60%). You will get the credit if your final grade is over 60. Treated equally in China’s universities, foreign students should comply with all the rules and regulations of the universities as Chinese students. Besides, students have to take the final exam on Theory Test and Clinical Evaluation after the internship.
Usually, the expenses for internal students studying in China are reasonable. Different universities have different regulations for the tuition fees and living expenses standards.
Today, with issuing of China’s National Outline for Medium and Long Term Educational Reform and Development as well as the Study in China Plan, Chinese government is creating a better political and cultural environment for international students to study MBBS in China. In addition, the Chinese Ministry of Education has published a quality control regulation on medical education (“Circular of the Ministry of Education On Interim Provisions for Quality Control Standards on Undergraduate Medical Education in English for International Students in China”) to strengthen management and to upgrade education quality of medical schools in China. Studying MBBS in China will be a professional, clever choice rather than only a trend. |
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