- No Donation.
- No Entrance Exam.
- English Medium.
- WHO & MCI Recognized
- Low Cost of Living.
- Lower Tuition Fees.
Tuition Fees also can be paid on half yearly.
Fees structure:
| 1st Year | 2nd to 5th Year | Total Course fee (5 year) |
|---|---|---|
| 7000USD$ (4,90,000INR) | 4000USD$ (2,80,000INR) | 23,000USD$ (16,10,000INR) |
* we calculated 1$ = 70Rs.
China Medical University (CMU)
China Medical University (CMU) was established in the year 1931. CMU was a university affiliated with Ministry of Health (MOH) previously and now it is a university co-constructed by Ministry of Education, National Health and Family Planning Commission and Liaoning Province. It was one of the earliest schools that delivered college education of western medicine in China. Since its establishment, it has educated more than 90 thousand senior medical professionals including 9 Ministers or Vice Ministers of the central government, more than 40 generals of the army and 14 academicians of Chinese Academy of Sciences and Chinese Academy of Engineering.
CMU has two campuses, one in Shenbei New Area and the other in Heping District of Shenyang City. It has 33 colleges and departments. CMU has three general affiliated hospitals and 1 dental hospital, with 10785 beds in use and 240 dentistry complex therapy chair.
Currently, there are 15548 full-time students, among whom 1182 are doctor degree students, 4821 are master degree students and 9081 undergraduate students. There are 1156 international students from 69 countries are studying in CMU. CMU occupies an area of 1.1105 million square meters. CMU has extensive international collaborations with up to now 87 universities and research institutions from different countries and areas such as USA, Britain, France, Japan, Russia, Korea, Canada, Australia, Italy, Denmark, Spain, North Korea, Finland, Macow and Taiwan. It also conducted cooperation with the World Bank Group (WBG), China Medical Board (CMB) and Japan International Cooperation Agency.
Recent Accomplishments
School of Medicine successfully passed the assessment conducted by the Taiwan Medical Accreditation Council (TMAC) and was rewarded with an exemption from follow-up evaluations for the next 7 years. The China University Hospital has been recognized as one of the nation’s top medical centers by attaining an A-level evaluation as a teaching hospital. Continuing education and administrative support received appraisals in the upper percentiles by the medical division of the Ministry of Education. From 2006 to 2009, China Medical University was awarded a Teaching Excellence Grant by the Ministry of Education, ranking highest among medical universities in Taiwan based on student population.