About China Medical University: The China Medical University (CMU) was the first medical school established by the Chinese Communist Party. Its precursor was the Chinese Workers’ - Peasants’ Red Army Military Medical School and Chinese Workers’ - Peasants’ Red Army Health School which had been founded in Ruijin city, Jiangxi province, in 1931. After the Long March with the red army, it moved to Shanbei.  In 1940 comrade Mao Zedong proposed, and the central committee of the Chinese Communist Party approved, the name of the school being changed to China Medical University. In July 1946 the university was ordered to enter north-east China with the army and reached Xinshan city - now Hegang city - Heilongjiang province. In November/December 1948 the whole north-east of China was liberated and the university was ordered to move to Shenyang. In 1948 and 1949 it absorbed the medical school formerly operated by the (Japanese) South Manchurian Railway Company (the South Manchuria Medical College, later called the Shenyang Medical College which had opened in 1911) and the Mukden Medical College - sometimes spelled Moukden Medical College, which had been founded in 1892, see below. Shortly before it was absorbed its name was change to Liaoning Medical College. Language of Instruction: China Medical University has been having the instruction of their medical program and other programs in English and Chinese since 1978. The English faculty was started mainly for overseas Chinese students who wanted to study medicine in China, Since CMU is a leading university it attracts Chinese faculties who have studied overseas in English and also the ones who have worked abroad for a few years. Moreover in purist of excellence and in tune with International faculty exchange program and student exchange program the faculties are sent abroad for training and to develop learning methodology and techniques, so we ensure that the program we offer is of higher quality and standing.  | ||||||
Why CMU ? Since we are a reputed and top ranking University in China, we attract the best talents available in the country. As informed there are lots of faculties in our university, who have studied in Europe, USA or UK and those who have worked in the can speak English very well. More over as our University cooperate in students exchange program and faculty exchange program with universities from USA, UK and other countries so our faculty had a very good exposure to English program , English speaking students and International students. CMU has Separate facilities for girls and Boys Arranges for parents to visit the University.  Duration 1. Academic year: From September 1 to July 30 of second year is one academic year. 2. Educational system: Bachelor’s Degree: Five years; 3. Seven years program of clinical medicine (for Master’s Degree); 4. Master’s Degree: Three years; 5. Doctor’s Degree: Three years; 6. Scholar: One year or two years; Duration time of application: From March 1 to June 30 each year. In case you are interested in getting the application and brochure please Contact Us  | ||||||
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Hostel & Safety: (Note: Minimum Percentage of marks for SC/ST students is 50%)There are separate facilities for Boys and girls. Well-appointed hostels with fully furnished, air-conditioned rooms made for international students. Rooms are furnished with TV, Telephone, Refrigerator, Washing Machine, Radiators, Air condition and other amenities. The hostels are given good protection by security agencies and police booths in the University. Eligibility: Students with 12 years of formal schooling [Excluding the Kinder Garden] are eligible for the Medical Program. Minimum Percentage of marks is 60% aggregate in science subjects and 50 % in English Language | ||||||
Advantages of CMU
China Medical University has been having the instruction of their medical program and other programs in English and Chinese since 1978. The English faculty was started mainly for overseas Chinese students who wanted to study medicine in China, Since CMU is a leading university it attracts Chinese faculties who have studied overseas in English and also the ones who have worked abroad for a few years. Moreover in purist of excellence and in tune with International faculty exchange program and student exchange program the faculties are sent abroad for training and to develop learning methodology and techniques, so we ensure that the program we offer is of higher quality and standing . English Language training for Non-English Speakers: For Non- English speaking student who want to study in English, we have a 6-month Intensive English training programs. After which you can join the March or the September batch | ||||||
| Teaching In Chinese: For those non- native speakers who want to learn the program in Chinese, we have Chinese language training program for entry to study medicine. You will learn Chinese language for one year if you are beginner but if you are in a intermediate level you have to learn the program for 6 months. After which you will have to take a Chinese Proficiency exam equivalent to HSK testing. And then you can join the medical program along with Chinese students SCHOLARSHIPS: China Medical University provides students with scholarships to lessen their financial burden off university education and to support superior students who might otherwise forgo higher education because of financial constrains. Additionally, both undergraduate and graduate students are provided with accommodations in student’s dormitories on campus. Scholarships are given to candidates who have performed extremely well in their academics in the first year of study | ||||||
About Shenyang City: China Medical University is located in the famous Shenyang City Shenyang, the largest city in Northeast China, is the political, economic, and cultural center of Liaoning Province. It is also an important industrial base and a famous historical city. As the host city of the 2006 International Horticultural Exposition and venue for the football (soccer) matches of the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Shenyang will soon be the focus of world-wide attention. International Students traveling to China medical University will be met at Shenyang Airport or Shenyang Railway Station by the representatives of our Company and by Staff of the University. International students Can travel to Beijing and From Beijing take a local flight to Shenyang or take a train from Beijing to Shenyang Apply Now
Download Application Form FAQS 1. What are the admission requirements and my eligibility criteria for the course? Yes, Citizen of any country is eligible to study in China as a fee paying student for undergraduate and post graduate programs.
2. What is the total duration of this course..? The total duration of this MBBS course is same as in Pakistani i.e. 5 years with 1 year of internship, which you can do it anywhere either in Pakistani or China. For MS and MD course is 3 years. For PhD is 2 years. 3. Are there any local bodies that can help me in providing the overall info? Yes we have representatives all over Pakistani, Africa, Bangladesh and other Countries. Please send your query to us and we shall send it to our local representative office and they would be getting in touch with you. 4. What is the total fee of this course...? The fee varies for each university, please let us know which university is you interested to join and we shall send you the details accordingly. 5. What are the documents required for the admissions? The photocopies of all relevant documents which are necessary for academic eligibility and proof are required for the admissions. You will get the list of documents at the time of enquiry. 6. What are the benefits given to students joining through our company? Students are provided with good hostel facility, mess and even they can avail distinguished international students scholarship from China scholarship council (CSC) 7. Since when are the Universities established? All these universities are established for decades before gradually diversifying in many advanced courses... 8. Where are these Universities located? All universities are located in very good and beautiful cities in China. Evah city has its own specialty. Please refer the University link for more details. All these universities are located near to Shanghai's International Airport in the heart of China 9. Are the degrees offered by foreign universities recognized and World Health organization? All the medical colleges and university present in the list of WHO are recognized by WHO. 10. What is the medium of teaching in China? All the universities we are representing in the medical stream are having English medium education. However, Chinese language class is included in first year, this is to make students stay comfortable by enabling them to communicate smoothly with the locals. Some subjects in engineering are taught in English and some are taught in Chinese. 11. How is the weather there....? In China the climate is condense and moderate. In winter it goes up to- 10? C. During summer it is recommended that you wear light clothes. In autumn use jackets, umbrellas are also necessary. For winter, when it is freezing use fur warm coats and shoes It also depends on the location of the university .For more details refer the universities pages. 12. When are the 1st and 2nd batches of respective Universities starts? The 1st batch starts on March and 2nd starts from September every year 13. Give a brief idea about the Hostel facility there. The hostel facility are up to the standards with attached bathrooms, with single, double or triple beds Air-conditioned rooms as per the choice of accommodations. Hostel is within the campus with all facilities available. 14. Whether the market is nearby or not? Yes the market for daily needs is nearby to the campus 15. What about the availability of other facilities like laundry, library, internet, etc. there? All such facilities are available in the hostel with an extra cost 16. Is there any dress code for college students? There is no such dress code in any universities. 17. Are books available there or we need to carry along with us? Some universities provides list of recommended books to carry and some books are given there during session... 18. Is there any scholarship given to student? If there, how much and what are the provisions? The Chinese scholarship council provides scholarship to distinguished international students for masters and doctoral degrees. 19. Does stipend is provided there during internship period? No, it is not provided. 20. Can I do my internship from my country? Yes, but it also depends on the university applied for and also the medical board of the country where the students wants to do the internships. 21. For how many days is the vacation period there? Can a student come to Home during holidays? The vacation period is of 6 weeks, depending on the batch of student in which admitted he/she can come between Julyand Augusts and should inform the university accordingly. 22. How the students have to pay the charges to Linkers and total course fees? Student has to pay the processing fees by bank transaction or write transfer. 23. How a student is going to pay tuition fees and other fees? The fee can be either transferred to LINKERS and LINKERS shall pay the fee and the related charges to the University. In some cases the student has to pay the fee to the University. It can be either in Cash, Or Demand Draft or transfer to Account of the university. 24. Whether the University will refund the fees in case the admission is cancelled? Once the student’s reports to the university and joins the same, the University regrets its inability to refund any part of the educational fees and other expenses paid by the student. The decision is all upon the university. 25. Is there any special provision for International students to solve their any personal problems or queries? Every university has an International Students Department where a student could address their problems directly. 26. Can a student earn while learning? No, a student cannot do job while studying since he/she is having a student visa... 27. Can I arrive prior to the orientation day? A: Yes. Let the admission office know your planned arrival date and LINKERS will make your accommodation reservations beginning on the day you designate. Note that you will be responsible for payment of accommodation fees for any additional days outside of your course program. 28. What other types of expenses should I plan for while in China? A: Entertainment in China is generally inexpensive. Transportation options include the public bus (which costs less than 1 RMB per ride) and subway (2 RMB per ride), as well as taxi service which costs 10 RMB (~US$1.25) for short distances and up to 30 RMB to go across town or downtown. Many students also opt to buy bicycles while they are in China. Bicycles are the most prevalent mode of transport in China. New bicycles can be purchased for around 200 RMB (US$25). 29. How can I get or exchange money while I am in China? You may bring money with you, either in the form of cash or traveler's checks. ATM machines are available in banks, or cash advances can be drawn over the counter at most large banks for a transaction charge. Major hotels and most fine restaurants and stores now accept credit cards. Students enrolling for longer courses can open a bank account through the local bank on campus or down town and transfer funds from accounts in their home country. 30. What do I need to bring with me from home? Today in China you can find almost any product and brand that you would find at home. Soap, shampoo, toothpaste, etc. are all readily available. We recommend that you bring any prescription medication in sufficient quantities to last for the duration of your visit and any preferred brands of over-the-counter medications (cold & flu tablets, etc.) Clothing is also plentiful and very inexpensive. Shoes are available, but larger sizes are hard to find. 31. What vaccinations do I need for China? The following vaccinations and applicable frequencies are recommended for students coming to China: Hepatitis A (within previous 10 years); Hepatitis B (within previous 5 to 10 years), Japanese B Encephalitis (within previous 3 years); Tetanus (within previous 10 years); Polio (within previous 10 years); and Typhoid (once in lifetime). Students 55 and older should also have a Pneumococcal Vaccine. 32. What is the voltage used in China? A: The voltage here is 220. Converters and power strips may be purchased locally. We have tried to answer to all the possible questions, if we have left out any thing please write to us. | ||||||
Wednesday, November 3, 2010
China Medical University
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