Hello, I am a graduate of clinical medicine. Which country is suitable for studying abroad?

It may be the most difficult for medical students to go abroad to the United States. If you are a doctor, you will become an MD (Doctor of Medicine) after graduating from a medical school in the United States. There is no such thing as a master's degree (if you are a dentist, you have to go to a special dental school).

Medicine is an immigration major, and the school has high requirements for students. Last year, the University of Washington expected to enroll 32 students. Only two people were interviewed, and the last one was not admitted. 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 for medical practice, and three years for clinical nursing practice, which is basically a major of American working immigrants, so you should avoid applying for medical research, clinical medicine and other majors. If you study medicine in China, you can apply for chemistry, biology, biomedical engineering, basic medicine, psychology, nutrition, public health, health management, medical management, and some business majors with low professionalism. You should choose according to different hobbies and future plans.

If you want to transfer to biology and chemistry, the way out after applying for a master's degree is not as good as that of a doctor. Basically, you should take the road of research. Of course, the higher the degree, the more important it is. Generally, as long as a doctor is admitted, he will get a scholarship. The key is whether you want to invest in 4-6 years of doctoral studies. If you just want to apply for a master's degree, there are fewer opportunities for scholarships.

Biomedical engineering and basic medicine are interdisciplinary subjects of biology and medicine. Need to have a medical background and study life science. As a new discipline, his development prospect is very good.

Psychology, with a medical background, will be much easier to learn, but the language requirements are very high. If students' English level is not very good, it is not recommended to apply for this major. Advantages: the salary will be better, and the annual income will fluctuate between 0,000 and 7,000 according to the situation.

Nutrition, there are not many graduate courses in the United States. Among the top 100 schools, only about 20 have this major, involving clinical nutrition, community nutrition, food nutrition and biochemical and molecular nutrition. The employment rate in the United States and China is very good, which is a major that many medical students want to choose.

Public health, health management and medical management are management majors, which are relatively easy to apply for. However, it is a new thing in China, and its development is less than 10 years, with imperfect development and many problems. Because of this, his development space is also very large, and students with management ambitions can choose.

Generally speaking, medical students should carefully consider their majors when studying in the United States. If it is difficult for them to determine which major is suitable for them, it is suggested that career planning experts plan ahead and don't blindly follow the crowd to study abroad!

I hope I can help you.

Germany, just show this to the landlord:

Germans often say, "If you enjoy life, don't study medicine." In the eyes of many Germans, studying medicine is "self-abuse".

Humboldt University School of Medicine in Germany is the largest medical school in Europe. "The qualification examination for doctors in Germany is very complicated," said Dr. Gilman, head of the examination department of medical college, which started with the entrance examination. Other majors are "lenient entry and strict exit", while medical majors are "strict entry and strict exit". Each semester, they admit about 300 freshmen, but they often receive more than 8,000 applications.

During college, students must pass four national examinations. For the first time, in the basic learning stage, a unified national natural science qualification examination named "Education Examination" was conducted. The examination contents include chemistry, biology, physiology, biochemistry, anatomy, medical psychology and so on. After passing the initial examination, students can take the "initial examination of national examination" after 1 year, and the examination content is basic medicine. In 1 year, students will take the "second national examination", the content of which is clinical medicine. 1 year later, I took part in the final "third national examination". After passing, students can be granted an "intern" license. "After four national examinations, 50% of the students can finally pass." Gilman said.

Medical students must have 1.5 years of clinical training after obtaining the "intern" license. After that, I will work as a doctor in a private clinic for 18 months, plus two months of first aid training and nursing practice, and then work as a doctor assistant in a big hospital for the last four months. After clinical training and graduation thesis defense, you can get a "doctor's license".

The standard study period in German medical schools is 6 years and 3 months, but students have to study for about 8 years on average. After obtaining the "doctor's license", the study career of German doctors is not over, and they will carry out a new round of "Long March of Continuing Education".

Now, Germany, like Britain, is experiencing a sharp contraction in immigration work.