| China
Medical Education
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 China is a global player
and a leader in Traditional medicine and Herbal medicine
and one of the biggest exporters of Herbal products in
the world. Modern Chinese medical education has recently
undergone 3 distinct periods of development—before,
during, and after the 1966-1976- Cultural
Revolution—driven largely by extra-academic political
forces.
Drastic changes are
occurring in medical education around the world. The
needs of medical care and medical education are
different even from those of several years ago. In order
to cope with these increasing social needs, the
innovation of medical education in China has become an
urgent and important problem.
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All the Universities in
China are public and government funded universities.
There are around 180 medical Universities/Colleges in
China which will probably fuse indigenous and foreign
education experiments, offering the world community new
and important innovations in medical education. |
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It has not been long since
Chinese universities began to welcome students from
abroad, particularly India. Going by the intake of
foreign students, medical courses offered by various
Chinese universities seem to be much in demand. |
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The next time you hear of
a doctor from Soochow University, don’t flinch.
Thousands of medical aspirants from India now have a
destination outside Moscow and Eastern Europe — more
than 20 universities across Beijing and Shanghai. And
the reasons are not hard to find. |
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The
known Medical Institutions in China are: |
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Universities
we represent: |
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