Can the clinical medicine major of Suzhou Medical College study abroad?

Due to the rigor and difficulty of medical major and immigration major, overseas universities generally require higher entrance threshold for international students, and there is a certain gap between domestic medical education system and foreign countries, so it is very difficult for domestic students to directly apply for medical major in overseas famous schools. Moreover, even if you apply for a school, it is difficult to get a visa. Generally, it takes seven years for undergraduate students to be qualified to practice medicine, and three years for clinical nursing practice, which is basically immigration. Next, let's introduce what you need to know about studying abroad for medical majors in various countries to help you better understand this major.

America-There is no medical undergraduate course in America.

There is no medical major in American universities, and junior college students don't have to choose a major right away. These students can choose different courses according to their interests and future career aspirations. If some students want to go to medical school after graduating from college, they will take some courses related to studying medicine during their four-year study in college. These courses are collectively called pre-medical courses, mainly in the fields of biochemistry and physics. Taking these courses is a necessary condition for applying for medical school. If you haven't taken these courses, it's difficult to be admitted to medical school.

Pre-med is not a major, but a preparation for entering medical school in the future, which can also be said to be a professional direction. Freshmen admitted to medical schools can come from any major, including literature, history, computer, aviation and machinery, as long as they have taken the prescribed pre-medical courses. Therefore, domestic students who want to study medicine in American universities must apply for a master's degree or a doctor's degree after graduation.

The admission criteria of American medical schools are very strict and the competition is fierce. In addition to studying pre-medical courses and obtaining a bachelor's degree, you must also take the national unified medical college entrance examination, which is called "medicine-university-entrance-examination", or MCAT for short. This kind of test is somewhat similar to the standard SAT for high school students to enter universities and the GRE for graduate students. In addition to the three "hard" admission criteria of pre-med, bachelor's degree and passing the medical examination, there are other "soft" requirements for students to apply for admission to medical college, including letters of recommendation from university teachers, application forms written by students themselves, and records of participating in various social welfare services and community activities during their school days.

However, it is very difficult to apply for a medical major when studying in the United States. When you apply for a visa, you will be considered to have a greater tendency to immigrate, so the chances of success are not high. Therefore, for students studying in the United States, it is generally not recommended that students directly apply for medical majors. It is best to apply for chemistry and biology at the undergraduate level, and then apply for medicine at the postgraduate level. At the same time, the United States also provides some pre-medical courses at the undergraduate level, which students can take, which can help their future medical career.

Canada-additional medical education is easy to immigrate.

Canada's education system is close to that of the United States. Similarly, there are no medical courses at the undergraduate level in Canada, and clinical medicine is only open to local students, so international students cannot apply directly. If students want to study medical related majors, they can choose nursing, dental assistant, health service management and other majors in community colleges.

In Canada, medical students need to spend the first two years in the School of Life Sciences, and their grades are excellent enough to enter the medical school, otherwise they can only transfer to other majors such as nursing, pharmacy and quarantine. After 5 years of study (2 years of life science college +3 years of medical college), medical students have to go to the hospital for 2 years of paid internship, and only after passing the hospital audit can they graduate smoothly and get a doctor's professional license.

Previously, only students from Hongkong and Taiwan Province Province studied medicine in Canada. In recent years, more and more China students have gone to Canada to study medicine. Although studying medicine in Canada takes a long time and costs a lot (the annual tuition fee is 25,000 Canadian dollars, which is twice that of ordinary majors), the return of studying medicine is very good. Doctors are in short supply in Canada. After graduation, medical students can directly apply for immigration to Canada, and they earn a lot of money, enjoy multiple government benefits, and even have higher status than lawyers and priests.

Australia, England-If you want to study medicine as an undergraduate, you have to study abroad in high school.

Studying medicine in Australia is not an easy task, because the medical profession is very strong and the language requirements are particularly high. For this reason, many foreign students from China go to Australia to study high school early after completing their senior two courses in China, and get medical majors from famous Australian schools. After completing the two-year high school course in Australia, you can successfully enter the medical major of the university through the examination link specially set for applying for medical major.

Generally speaking, entering a medical school in Australia requires three thresholds: one is the undergraduate medical entrance examination, which examines the logical thinking and psychological state of candidates; Followed by the Australian college entrance examination, which mainly assesses students' academic level. Only students who have achieved excellent results in the above two exams can get interview opportunities in colleges and universities.

Therefore, the students who can enter Australian medical schools are all elites. It is suggested that China students should study in Australia as soon as possible if they want to enroll in medical schools in Australia, and it is best to go to Australia to pass the language barrier of junior and senior high schools and take the local college entrance examination in Australia. In Australia, graduates majoring in medicine need to accumulate one year's relevant work experience after graduation and retake IELTS. IELTS can only be practiced at 7 points. Similar to other western countries, the income of Australian doctors is at the middle class level.

The teaching systems in Australia and Britain are relatively close. Universities in these two countries basically do not accept domestic high school graduates to apply for medical majors directly, nor do they recognize the medical qualifications of domestic universities. Therefore, students cannot directly transfer to undergraduate courses or apply for master's degrees after graduation. The British undergraduate education system is 3 years, and the postgraduate education system is 1 year, while the medical undergraduate education system is generally 4-5 years and the postgraduate education system is 1-3 years. If you want to get a doctorate, you need to take a postgraduate course.

After the completion of the course, you can practice in the hospital for more than 2 years, and then pass the unified practice examination in Britain before you can start practicing. If you don't pursue postgraduate courses after graduation, you can only work at the assistant level related to medicine after graduation.

If students plan to study medicine in these two countries, they can only go to high school in advance (go to Australia to study high school, go to Britain to study A-level courses), and only after finishing high school courses can they be admitted to prestigious universities in Commonwealth countries.