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Medical majors are difficult to learn in any country. How about studying in Italy?
Medical majors are difficult to learn in any country. How about studying in Italy? In Italy, medical majors are basically undergraduate and graduate students, and most medical majors are six-year undergraduate and graduate students (such as internal medicine and surgery, dentists, etc. Both undergraduate and graduate students are 6 years); A small number of medical majors have studied for five years (such as veterinary medicine, pharmacy and pharmaceutical industry (including clinical pharmacology technology and pharmaceutical industry), and their credits and diplomas can be verified in China.

If you want to study in Italy in the future, it is recommended to study for an undergraduate course immediately, and you can apply for a master's degree directly with your high school diploma and college entrance examination results. If the college entrance examination score is 400 points, you can choose the way of "plucking the geese". The deadline for this year's planned students to apply for registration should be August 26, so that they can catch the last bus of this year's planned students. This year 10/ 1/month, I will study language expression in Italian language school 10/1month, and then I will take the national unified examination of Italian medicine next autumn, and I will enter school1month after passing the examination.

The employment prospects of medical students studying in Italy There is no need to worry about the employment of medical university students studying in Italy. In Italy, where the number of unemployed young people remains high at present, the graduates of popular majors such as medical service have the best development prospects, while the graduates of relatively unpopular majors such as myopia correction and oral medical care are easy to find jobs.

In the ranking of employment rate of various majors in colleges and universities, medicine and other majors occupy the top three. Among them, the employment rate of nursing and gynecology graduates is the largest, with an average of 98.9%. Some students who graduated from this major went to designated medical institutions to become clinicians, some went to universities to teach, and some engaged in training or teaching and scientific research.

The second highest employment rate is rehabilitation, with an employment rate of 98.7%. Ranked third are technical majors related to medical services, such as English audiometry, myopia correction, radiology, neurophysiology and so on. The key positions of graduates in this major are medical and health institutions and public or private social assistance organizations.