Is it possible to study in Singapore after graduating from three courses of clinical medicine? If you don't want to take clinical courses, which majors can you choose?

If you want to apply for a master's degree, you can consider the United States and Canada.

United States and Canada: The United States has no medical undergraduate course and is easy to immigrate.

According to experts studying abroad, there is no medical major in American universities. Therefore, domestic students who want to study in the United States must apply for a master's degree or a doctor's degree after graduation. 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. Experts pointed out that Canada's education system is close to that of the United States, and there are no medical courses at the undergraduate level, while clinical medicine is only open to local students, and international students cannot apply directly. If students want to study medicine in Canada, they can choose nursing, dental assistant, health service management and other majors in community colleges.

Medical students studying in Canada need to spend the first two years in the School of Life Sciences and get good grades before they can 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.

Experts say that in the past, 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. Students studying in Canada can directly apply for immigration to Canada after graduation, and they earn a lot of money, enjoy multiple government benefits, and even have higher status than lawyers and priests.

Medical Returnees: To obtain a domestic doctor's license.

Few overseas students return to China for employment, because their social status and salary in medical work in these countries are very high, and their career prospects are quite popular. Therefore, as long as they can successfully complete their studies, few people choose to return to China to become doctors. Occasionally, a few people who return to China for development need to pass the domestic doctor qualification examination. This situation is not only in the medical field, but also in lawyers, accountants and other industries. Because the requirements and thresholds for medicine in the above countries are relatively high, under normal circumstances, it is not a problem to go back to China to take a Ph.D. exam, but the examination mechanism and content will be different, as long as you adapt to it for a period of time. Those who study medicine in Commonwealth countries can successfully transfer to Hong Kong, Singapore, Malaysia, Britain and other countries to work as doctors without examination, because their medical systems are similar.

I hope my answer is useful to you. I wish you a pleasant journey abroad.