What's the difference between Shanghai Health Medical College and five other medical colleges in Shanghai?

Shanghai Health Medical College was established in May 20 15, Shanghai Medical College of Fudan University was established in 1927, and Shanghai Jiaotong University Medical College was established in 1907 by St. John's University Medical College (established in 1896) and Tongji University Medical College. Naval Medical University was established in September 1949, and Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine was established in June 1956.

2. Different backgrounds

Shanghai Institute of Health consists of Shanghai Medical College, Shanghai Medical Device College and Shanghai Health Vocational and Technical College. These three colleges merged into undergraduate colleges, and the other five schools belong to undergraduate colleges themselves.

3. Different levels of education

Shanghai Health College is an ordinary undergraduate medical college, but the other five schools are all national key institutions of higher learning.

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1, Fudan University School of Medicine (formerly Shanghai Medical University, directly under the Ministry of Health)

Shanghai Medical College of Fudan University was founded on 1927. Its predecessor was National Central University Medical College, which was the first national university medical college founded by China. From 65438 to 0932, the Medical College of National Central University became the only national medical college in China at that time. 1939, after the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, the college moved to Kunming, Yunnan.

1940 moved to Chongqing, Sichuan. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the college moved back to Shanghai, and 1952 was renamed Shanghai First Medical College. 1985, Shanghai First Medical College was named Shanghai Medical University.

2. Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine (formerly Shanghai Second Medical University)

The medical college of Shanghai Jiaotong University was formerly known as St. John's University Medical College (established in 1896), Aurora University Medical College (established in191) and Tongde Medical College (established in 19 18) in/kloc. 1985, renamed Shanghai Second Medical University.

1997, the school passed "2 1 1 project". On July 18, 2005, Shanghai Jiaotong University merged with Shanghai Second Medical University, and established the Medical College of Shanghai Jiaotong University jointly established by the Ministry of Education and the Shanghai Municipal People's Government, and entered the ranks of "985" universities.

3. Tongji University Medical College (formerly Shanghai Railway Medical College)

Tongji University has a long history of medical education. German Medical College, founded in 1907, is the beginning of Tongji medical specialty and the embryonic form of Tongji University. After a hundred years of vicissitudes, at the beginning of the new century, medicine once again took root in Tongji University, and based on the former Medical College of Shanghai Railway University, Tongji University Medical College was established. Since then, the medical specialty of Tongji University has become a key discipline and embarked on the road of rejuvenation.

4. Second Military Medical University

The Naval Medical University was founded in September 1949, when it was called People's Medical College of East China Military Region. It is mainly composed of East China Medical Cadre School, the Medical College of the Ministry of Health of the Third Field Army, the former National Defense Medical College of the Kuomintang and some experts and professors recruited from local areas. 1950 10, renamed Shanghai Military Medical University.

On July 9th, 195 1 was officially named the Second Military Medical University of China People's Liberation Army by the Central Military Commission. 2065438+On June 29th, 2007, it was renamed as PLA Naval Medical University, and the name of the Second Military Medical University was retained.

5. Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine was founded in 1956, referred to as "Shanghai University of Traditional Chinese Medicine". It is one of the earliest Chinese medicine colleges established in China after the birth of New China. It is the first college of traditional Chinese medicine jointly built by the Ministry of Education and the local government, and it is also a high-level university in Shanghai.

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