Best Countries to Study Abroad for Medical Graduate Students

1.Medical graduate students go to Germany to study medicine or work as visiting scholars.

2.Why study in Germany?

1) Germany is an old capitalist country with a global reputation for the quality of education. Germany has good social security, tranquility and stability, and a beautiful environment. Parents who don't want their children to study in such a country?

2) German social welfare is excellent and higher education is free. Chinese students enjoy national treatment, i.e., they are also exempt from tuition fees. (Reform is underway, and it has not affected MDs at the moment, so there is no time to lose).

This will make it possible for the children of most ordinary people to dream of going abroad. In addition, Chinese students can enjoy publicly-funded medical care in Germany, including dentists, and only pay a small medical insurance fee.

3) The cost of living in Germany is lower than in the UK, and part-time work is allowed. You can basically take care of yourself. (of course, it depends on the individual), and there is also a chance to apply for a scholarship.

4) There is no entrance exam to study in Germany to study for a medical doctorate, and there is no need to pass IELTS, GRE, TOEFL, DAFO and other language tests. However, they require you to be able to communicate in English or German, and to be able to write your graduation in English or German when you graduate. Because they value your ability to actually do the job more seriously.

The professors at German universities have a high level of English, and they believe that language is just a tool, and if they can communicate normally, they will improve quickly in that language environment, and usually there is no problem in writing graduation**.

5) The German education system is very flexible, and hard-working Chinese students can usually significantly shorten the duration of their studies, or even complete their studies in just over a year. Studying for a doctorate in medicine at a German university is not limited by time, and you can graduate after completing the graduation defense.

6) There is no application fee to apply for an MD at a German university. Compared with the United States, for each university you apply for, you pay an application fee of about $100, and you apply for 30 universities with 30,000 yuan (RMB) of hard-earned money, which is often like being thrown into a bottomless pit without even a voice. It is through this means that the Yankees cheat the hard-earned money of the Chinese people.

7) Germany promulgated a series of new laws and regulations in early 2005, and the relevant experts of China's study abroad institutions explained and analyzed this: the promulgation of this series of new laws and regulations is great news for Chinese students. Good news one:

The enactment of the new immigration law in '05 states that the stay permit for foreign students to find a job after graduation is extended to one year; High-level talents will be granted long-term residency from the outset and can be obtained immediately"Settlement Permit", the family members who came with or came later have a work permit. Good news 2: A 90-day travel medical insurance has been added to the original German student visa materials.

The adjustment of visa documents provides an additional layer of protection for students who have just arrived in Germany and have not yet had time to take out health insurance. With this insurance, the cost of illness can be partially borne by the insurance company.

8) Although there is a saying now, returnees become seaworthy. But how many of the truly capable international students have returned to China and have not been reused? In particular, there is still a shortage of returning doctors in China.

I recommend the University of Toronto and McGill University in Canada.

Reason 1: The cost of living in Canada is cheaper than in the United States.

Reason 2: These two universities are better than 85% of the world's medical schools, and their professional rankings are extremely excellent, and they can be in the top 10 even in the United States

Reason 3: Canada's visa success rate is still okay.

If it's traditional Chinese medicine, the recognition in Asian countries may be higher, and if it's Western medicine, there is basically little hope, unless you have academic achievements, for example: you cloned Guo Degang or **AIDS patients, hehe

If you are applying for a PhD, there are many countries to choose from. For example, Germany, Switzerland, Austria, Italy, these countries are tuition-free, and the requirements for English are not high, many schools do not need to take IELTS and TOEFL scores, and the cost of living is more expensive than Switzerland. Belgium is also tuition-free, but Belgium requires an IELTS and TOEFL score.

Sweden also does not charge tuition, and the Karolinska Institutet in Sweden can be considered, the school is very good. You can also consider Japan, Japanese medicine is also very good, and you can also study for a clinical doctorate. The doctoral tuition fee of national universities in Japan is generally about 30,000 RMB, and the living expenses are not very expensive, which is also worth considering.

If you are good at English, you can consider English-speaking countries, but these countries have much higher requirements for English, such as Imperial College requires IELTS 7, and there are also small scores. If you want to know more, you can send me a private message. I'll try to answer that.

Summary. Hello. There are several categories of clinical medicine majors: medicine, nursing, health, and food and nutrition.

You can prepare for both graduate school entrance examination and going abroad.

Going abroad generally depends on the student's undergraduate school background, professional fit, GPA, IELTS, document quality, etc.

Countries can be selected according to their financial reserves and individual preferences. In terms of majors, I would like to introduce you to some of the most relevant projects, such as the clinical epidemiology direction and clinical research of Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands; Clinical Medicine, Clinical Microbiology, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland; Taught Master of Clinical Leadership at University College Dublin, Ireland; Clinical research at the University of Galway, Ireland, and more.

Study abroad for graduate school in medicine.

Hello. There are several categories of clinical medicine majors: medicine, nursing, health, and food and nutrition. You can prepare for both graduate school entrance examination and going abroad.

Going abroad generally depends on the student's undergraduate school background, professional fit, GPA, IELTS, document quality, etc. Countries can be selected according to their financial reserves and individual preferences. In terms of majors, I would like to introduce you to some of the most relevant projects, such as the clinical epidemiology direction and clinical research of Erasmus University Rotterdam in the Netherlands; Clinical Medicine, Clinical Microbiology, Trinity College Dublin, Ireland; Taught Master of Clinical Leadership at University College Dublin, Ireland; Clinical research at the University of Galway, Ireland, and more.

How easy is it to apply?

The application process is as follows: 1. Check the college**; 2. Read the introduction of the college and other materials; 3. Consult with the college intermediary; 4. **Application form Obtain an application form; 5. Fill in the application form; 6. Prepare application materials (IELTS TOEFL scores, usual transcripts, resumes, motivation letters, academic certificates, copies of personal information, etc.); 7. Submit the application and wait for the reply; 8. Prepare passports and other matters; 9. Pay the rest of the fees, etc.;

Which type of application is easier to pass?

For example, majors such as nutrition and physiotherapy also have good employment prospects abroad.

Which country is the best country to study in medicine? As follows:

The countries that are better for studying in clinical medicine are: the United States-Canada, the United Kingdom-Australia, and Hungary.

1. United States-Canada:

Canada's education system is close to that of the United States, and you can't go to medical school until you graduate from a bachelor's degree. In the first two years of study in the Department of Life Sciences of the School of Medicine, you must have good enough grades to enter the medical school, otherwise you can only transfer to nursing, pharmacy, quarantine and other majors. After five years of study (two years in the School of Life Sciences + three years in the School of Medicine), medical students must go to the hospital for a two-year paid internship.

Only by passing the hospital examination can you successfully graduate and obtain a doctor's professional license.

2. UK-Australia:

The UK undergraduate system is 3 years, the postgraduate system is 1 year, the medical undergraduate system is generally 4-5 years, and the postgraduate system is 1-3 years. If you want to get a doctor's license, you need to study a graduate program. After the course, an internship in a hospital for more than 2 years and then passing the UK Unified Licensing Examination, which is similar to the UK in Australia.

3. Hungary: Xubi.

Faculty of Medicine of the University of Pécs: Formerly known as the Medical University of Pécs, a university with a credit system that enables students to enter directly into the European higher education system. The credits are recognized by all universities in Europe and are also recognized by the Chinese Ministry of Education.

The Faculty of Medicine of the University of Pécs is a medical school accredited by the World Health Organization (WHO) with 31 clinical departments, and the Heart Center of the University of Pécs is one of the most advanced institutions in Hungary in this field.