Medical students want to study in Canada

Basic and research categories are relatively easy to get into, such as molecular biology, genetics, immunity, microorganisms, etc. Basically they all belong to Life Science. Some universities' medical schools are relatively strong and have basic research, and there will be many majors you need there.

As long as it has nothing to do with clinical practice, and the degree you ultimately get is not related to clinical practice, it is easy to apply, because your undergraduate degree is very strong. Basically, as long as it is relevant, you can transfer to whichever one you want.

If you meet the school's admission standards, what you should focus on preparing is an explanation of your change of major. Why did you give up such a great career as a doctor to do basic research? The reason is easy to think about. There are many students in this situation in China. Just go to the big forum for studying abroad to discuss it. Whether you can apply to a good school depends on, in addition to your hard conditions (GPA, English, GRE (maybe)), soft conditions such as the strength of your recommendation letters, the reputation of your school, the reputation of your tutor, and the consistency of your research direction. What you can use yourself is the Purpose of Statement. A good PS can affect a lot.

As a side note, if you still want to be a doctor, you need to take the license exam in North America. Since you already have an MD degree, you can take the exam directly in Canada. You will then be qualified to practice medicine. It’s just that the process is difficult, but I think you know. If you plan to change your career to basic research in the future, unfortunately, no matter which major you choose to change your career, whether you have a PhD or a master's degree, it will be difficult to find a job. certainly. I say "difficult" not impossible to find.

Good luck.