1, Osaka University
The dentistry of this university ranks 38th in the world. Not only that, the medical research department of this university can be compared with the famous Tokyo University of Medical Dentistry to some extent, which shows the super strength of this university ~
2. Northeastern University
This university is well known to Chinese people because of Mr. Lu Xun, but don't forget that its predecessor is Sendai Medical University, and medicine has always been one of the dominant majors of this university. So studying medicine here is a good choice!
3. Keio Yoshiki
The medical department of this university is called three medical universities together with Japanese Medical University and Tokyo Tzu Chi Chi Hui Medical University. Moreover, the medical department of this university has a long history, strong strength and high teaching level, and is also very famous in many universities.
Step 4 ascend to heaven
This university is a private university centered on the medical department. It has a long history and played a great role in the history of Japanese medicine. It is worth mentioning that the medical department of this university is the cheapest among the medical departments of private universities, but the passing rate of doctoral national examination is very high, and it is a university with high cost performance.
5. Kyushu University
As the third established imperial university in Japan, this university has been firmly in the position of higher learning in Kyushu, Japan. And its medical department is the representative of western Japanese medical colleges and enjoys a high reputation in the world.
In addition to the above five universities, many "Gao Fushuai" universities in Japan have good medical specialties, such as Tokyo University of Medical Dentistry, Chiba University and Japan Medical University. Judging from the current situation, no matter which country, the demand for medical research is relatively large, and the way out for students majoring in this major after graduation is roughly divided into clinicians or medical researchers. Therefore, learning this major can be said to have a very broad future. Let's look at the requirements for studying medicine at a Japanese university.
Medical professional application demand industry
Japanese scores must be at least N2, and some colleges and universities must reach N 1 before they can apply. There is a high demand for English, and some schools in Japan also offer English courses for medical students. To apply for medicine, especially clinical medicine, students need to have relevant professional background and collect all materials that can prove their strength, such as scientific research experience, including project experience and internship experience, which can add points to the application. Be mentally prepared. Because Japanese medical majors generally have a six-year academic system, medicine is relatively difficult to learn in all disciplines, so students who plan to study medicine should be psychologically prepared. As for funding, medical schools in Japan have high tuition fees, which can even be said to be the majors of children from rich families. However, compared with the hundreds of thousands of tuition fees for medical majors in the United States, Canada and Australia, the cost is lower.
What are the majors of studying abroad?
Japanese stomatology majors mainly study the basic theories and knowledge of stomatology, cultivate the ability of diagnosis, treatment and prevention of oral and maxillofacial diseases, and have the basic ability of diagnosis, treatment, repair, prevention and health care of common oral diseases and frequently-occurring diseases.
I mainly study related knowledge of humanities and social sciences, basic medical knowledge and basic theoretical knowledge of prevention and health care, and receive basic training of basic nursing theory, basic knowledge and clinical nursing skills.
The main courses are human anatomy, physiology, pathology, pathophysiology, nursing psychology, pharmacology, health assessment, basic nursing (including introduction to nursing), internal medicine nursing, surgical nursing, pediatric nursing, obstetrics and gynecology nursing /zd/lx.