Degree: | Bachelor |
Starting Date:
Please be subject to the starting date on admission letter you got, since the starting date may change.
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Sep 1 , 2024 |
Duration: | 6 Years |
Teaching Language: | English |
Tuition Fees: | RMB 35,000 per Year |
Application Deadline:
The deadline means the date of Beijing time. You are suggested to submit your application 3 or 5 days before the actual deadline so that you can have time for necessary changes on documents.
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Jun 15 , 2024 |
Application Fee:
The application fee charged by the university, CUCAS only collect on their behalf.
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USD 164 (Check Policy) |
Service Fee:
For the service CUCAS provide to you. If you get a scholarship while applying as a self-financed applicant, you need to pay another scholarship service fee of 200 USD.
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USD 54 (Check Policy) |
Editor Notes: The clinical medicine program in ZZU ranks top of universities in China and holds many advantages.
Editor Notes: The clinical medicine program offers about 14 courses for students during their study in ZZU.
Anthroponomy | Histo-embryology | Physiology |
Biochemistry | Pharmacology | Pathology |
Preventive Medicine | Microbiology | Immunology |
Diagnostics | Internal Medicine | Surgery |
Obstetrics-gynecology | Pediatrics |
Editor Notes: During the 6 years' study, there are 12 semesters for the MBBS program.
4 key themes shall be emphasized and integrated:
Year I |
Introduction to the Art and Science of Medicine (around 28 weeks) |
The Block aims to provide an introductory overview of the structure and function of the human body. This also aims to strengthen students’ foundation in basic and health sciences, give an overview of the processes of diseases and introduce the therapeutic strategies for modulating disease processes. From the beginning, students are encouraged to develop an understanding of the ethical and economic implications of modern medical care, medical humanities, as well as the importance of an approach to patient care that is based on sound scientific evidence. |
Year II |
Respiratory System, Cardiovascular System, Urogenital System, Gastrointestinal System, Musculoskeletal System |
In the entire second year, the first semester and the first half of the second semester of Year 3, the curriculum is based on a ‘human systems’ approach. Through these nine interdisciplinary modules, each of around 4-5 weeks, students learn the structure and functions of the body systems through these modules as they relate to the patient both as an individual and as a member of a wider population group. |
Year III |
Central Nervous System, Head and Neck Block, Haematology and Immunology System |
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Year III |
Endocrine System |
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Integrated Block (A) (4 Weeks) |
Students are given the opportunities to take a "core-plus-option" approach to learning during the duration of at least 12 weeks. During the period, they are required to prepare for the undertaking of a health research project and are exposed to the clinical setting through various clinical visits and attachments. In addition, they are encouraged to follow voluntary and community services, participate in overseas exchanges and/ or initiate their own learning activities, which are subject to formal approval by the Elective Sub-Committee. |
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Year IV |
Integrated Block (B) (around 8 weeks) |
The Block adopts a 'life-cycle approach' to studying multi-system problems is introduced. The aim is to help students integrate the knowledge they have acquired during the earlier parts of the curriculum and prepare them for the subsequent clerkships. |
Junior Clerkship, Medicine Block, Surgery Block, Multidisciplinary Block, (around 8 weeks each) |
The emphasis shifts to the clinical management of patients. During the clerkship phases, students are directly involved in the day-to-day care of patients. They are expected to understand the basic concepts that underlie their patients’ problems and apply the knowledge they have gained in earlier parts of the course. Much emphasis is put on the clinical aspects of care in diagnosis, treatment and patient management. Students learn to apply their clinical and clinical interpersonal skills in an increasingly sophisticated fashion. During the period of the Specialty Clerkship, students are required to reside in the Madam S.H. Ho Residence for Medical Students or in an approved teaching hospital for specified periods. |
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Year V |
Senior Clerkship, Medicine Block, Surgery Block, Multidisciplinary Block, (around 8 weeks each) |
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Year V/VI |
Specialty Clerkship, Medicine Block, Surgery Block, O&G Block, O&T/Emergency Medicine Block, Psychiatry/Family Medicine, and Primary Care Block, Paediatrics & Adolescent Medicine Block, (around 8 weeks each) |
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Year VI |
Revision Block |
The tenth semester comprises a revision block preceding the Final Examination, which is followed by a 4-week elective. During the elective period, students can explore areas of individual interest by means of either clinical attachment or laboratory/clinical research. Students then proceed to a 4-week pre-internship program comprising practical tips workshops, hospital attachments, and orientations organized by the Hospital Authority and the hospitals. |
Editor Notes: Students can do their internships ZZU's 9 affiliated hospitals, which are all top hospitals in China.
Editor Notes: After graduation, students could work in public or private hospitals or open their own clinic or go on further study.
Editor Notes: If everything goes smooth, students will get their MBBS degree diploma.
Editor Notes: The comprehensive strength of ZZU's 9 affiliated hospitals ranks top in China.
Editor Notes: The Clinical Medicine Department of ZZU has strong teaching resources.
Editor Notes: ZZU provides a great platform for students' clinical-stage skills training with its complete and advanced laboratories and experimental centers.
Editor Notes: ZZU is supported by “The Midwest Universities Comprehensive Strength Promotion Project” and Co-sponsored by the Henan Provincial Government and the Ministry of Education.
Learn More about Zhengzhou University.
Editor Notes: The Medical School of ZZU is one of the three earliest universities that conduct full English-medium undergraduate clinical medicine in China.
Editor Notes: Zhengzhou University has many interesting Extracurricular Activities for international students.
International Student Football Team
Students Learning Calligraphy
1. International Candidate should be a non-Chinese citizen, with the age between 18 and 30, healthy, with non-criminal record.
2. International Candidate should have an educational background equal to or above high school graduation (or equivalent).
3. English language requirements: for candidates from non-English spoken countries applying for EMI (English Mediated Instruction) programs, their minimum IELTS score should reach 6.0 or TOEFL score reach82 (IBT) (553 in written version or 217 in computer version), or equivalent.
4. For Iran applicants, overall GPA is 17 or above, paper test is 15 or above.
Tuition Fee | |
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Bachelor |
RMB 35,000 pre year RMB 210,000 in total (About $ 42,858) |
Accommodation Fee | |
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International Student Residence Hall | |
Double Room | RMB 30 (More Details) |
Single Room | RMB 60 (More Details) |
12 Pine Gargen | |
Double Room | RMB 15 (More Details) |
Single Room | RMB 30 (More Details) |
2 Lotus Garden | |
Single Room | RMB 60 (More Details) |
17 Willow Garden | |
Double Room | RMB 30 (More Details) |
Single Room | RMB 60 (More Details) |
Other Fees | |
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Application Fee:
The application fee charged by the university, CUCAS only collect on their behalf.
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RMB 800 |
Service Fee:
For the service CUCAS provide to you. If you get a scholarship while applying as a self-financed applicant, you need to pay another scholarship service fee of 200 USD.
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USD 54 (Check Policy) |
Living Expense | RMB 2,000 to RMB 2,500 |
"*" means necessary documents that you must provide in your application.
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Graduation certificate in languages other than Chinese or English should be translated into Chinese or English and be certified by notarization.
A recent passport-sized photo of the applicant
Transcripts in languages other than Chinese or English should be translated into Chinese or English and be certified by notarization.
With name, passport number & expiration date, and photo included(Photocopy of valid passport identification page. Passport must be an ordinary passport and be valid for at least six months. Applicants currently residing in China must include a copy of the page containing a valid visa or residence permit.)
It must be issued by your local police station with official stamp.
Original copy of notarized copy in Chinese or English.
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