Japan is one of the longest-lived countries in the world, which is closely related to its advanced medical technology. Japan attaches great importance to the development of medical care, and many well-known universities have set up medical majors with high teaching level. Therefore, students can be exposed to more advanced medical technologies and concepts in Japan, which will help them broaden their horizons and pursue medical achievements. Let's take a look at the information about studying in Japan first.

1, professional classification

(1) Basic medicine is a natural science that studies the nature and laws of human life and diseases.

(2) Clinical medicine: teaching basic medicine, basic theory of clinical medicine and basic skills of medical prevention; Cultivate senior medical talents who can engage in medical prevention and medical research in medical and health units and medical research departments. I mainly study the basic theory and knowledge of medicine, and receive basic training in the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of human diseases. Enable students to have the ability to classify and identify the causes and pathogenesis of human diseases.

(3) Social medicine: Social medicine is a discipline that studies medical problems from the perspective of sociology, with epidemiology, health statistics, sociology, medical psychology, demography and health management as the main courses.

(4) Health care: the general name of various disciplines aimed at exploring how to improve and maintain health. Oral health care, nursing, clinical examination, physical therapy and visual skill therapy are the main methods.

(5) Nursing: The research fields mainly focus on nursing management, nursing education, nursing instruments, palliative care, traditional Chinese medicine care, rehabilitation care, nursing ethics, hospital infection control, pathophysiology, health assessment, community health care, emergency care, geriatric care, cardiovascular care and nursing assessment.

(6) Nutrition: It is a subject that studies the interaction between food and the body, and the distribution, transportation, digestion and metabolism of food nutrients (including nutrients, non-nutrients and anti-nutrients) in the body.

2. Professional courses

(1) Basic Medicine

① Molecular biology ② Molecular genetics ③ Molecular cell biochemistry ④ Clinical pharmacology ⑤ Clinical neurophysiology ⑧ Bacteriology ⑨ Medical systematics ⑨ Preventive medicine ⑩ Virology.

(2) Frontier medicine

① Active molecular action ② Tumor control ③ Developed disease medicine ④ Disaster? Emergency medicine ⑤ Neurobiology

(3) Clinical medicine

① Clinical \ oncology surgery ② Rehabilitation medicine ③ Circulator surgery ④ Plastic surgery ⑤ Respiratory medicine ⑧ Otolaryngology ⑧ Anesthesia/resuscitation ⑧ Clinical radiology ⑨ Growth and development medicine (pediatrics).

(4) Molecular life science

① Cell Engineering Machine \ Functional Polymer Design

3. Agency recommendation

Tokyo University, Kyoto University, Osaka University, Kyushu University, Tohoku University, Nagoya University, Chiba University, Kobe University, etc.

4. Application requirements

1, prepare Japanese;

2. Some schools in Japan also offer English courses for medical majors, such as the University of Tsukuba, so it is necessary to master English;

3. Be mentally prepared. Because the Japanese medical major is generally a six-year academic system, medicine is relatively difficult to learn, so students who plan to study medicine should be psychologically prepared. Although the Japanese Ministry of Justice has revised the working years of foreigners engaged in the medical field, it is still difficult for foreigners to obtain corresponding qualification certificates in Japan. They must not only pass the Japanese exam, but also study hard at school to succeed.

5. Development status and advantages

At present, with the increasing population and the continuous improvement of people's living standards, people pay more and more attention to health. As a populous country in the world, China's demand for medical technology is increasing year by year. According to the survey, the number of students applying for medical majors in China is also increasing year by year.

Many developed countries, such as the United States, have many restrictions on medicine, so they do not accept foreign students to study medicine. Japan is one of the few developed countries that allow foreign students to study.

6. New medical policy

( 1) ? New Deal? The revision involves professionals such as dentists and nurses.

This time, the Japanese Ministry of Justice revised the working years of foreigners engaged in the medical field and cancelled the employment years of many positions in the medical industry, involving dentists, nurses, health workers and midwives and other related professionals.

Before the amendment of the bill, even if foreigners obtained the relevant national qualifications to engage in the medical field in Japan, the working years of dentists were limited to six years, nurses were seven years, and hygienists and midwives were four years, counting from the date of obtaining the qualification certificate. The revised bill removed the limitation on the number of years. When talking about the main reasons for the revision of the new bill, experts believe that the Japanese government is willing to tilt the policy because of the serious shortage of hospital staff and the high status of foreign workers in Japanese society. At the same time, it is also to attract foreign senior professionals and alleviate the contradiction of talent shortage and manpower shortage brought about by Japan's increasingly serious aging.

? (2) New Deal? The revision is bound to bring popular related professionals to study in Japan.

What impact will the Japanese Ministry of Justice have on domestic students after revising the working years of foreigners engaged in the medical field?

This is good news for international students studying medicine in China, because it will be more convenient for Japanese students to work in Japan after graduation. For students who are interested in developing in the medical field in Japan, they may wish to pay more attention to the information about studying in Japan.

After the introduction of this bill, it will inevitably lead to the popularization of related professions in the medical field in Japan. At the same time, more students will choose to study in Japan and find jobs in Japan. After the adjustment of the study abroad policy, the previous working years requirements have been cancelled, and international students who have obtained relevant national qualifications in Japan are also easily employed by Japanese medical institutions. Japan is rich in medical education resources and advanced in medical equipment and facilities. Japan's dentistry, radiation, anesthesia and other fields are at the world's leading level. The disciplines in Japan are carefully divided, such as nursing specialty, which is divided into community nursing and geriatric nursing. Subdivision of majors is conducive to deeper and more professional learning.

Tips: Please prepare the language in advance and pay attention to the qualification research.