Medicine in China
China offers 6 Medicine programmes across 3 universities, providing access to clinical and biomedical education at some of the country's most distinguished research institutions. Xi'an Jiaotong University, Fudan University, and the University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences are among the institutions delivering medical programmes, with strengths in clinical medicine, life sciences, and translational research.
Tuition fee information is not centrally standardised across these programmes — students should contact each institution directly for current costs and available scholarships, including the Chinese Government Scholarship. China's large, well-resourced university hospitals and the growing number of English-taught MBBS and biomedical programmes make it a destination of increasing interest for international medical students.
Frequently asked questions
How many Medicine programmes are available in China?
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There are 6 Medicine programmes available in China, offered across 3 universities.
Which universities offer Medicine in China?
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Xi'an Jiaotong University, Fudan University, and the University of the Chinese Academy of Sciences are among the universities offering Medicine programmes in China.
How much does it cost to study Medicine in China?
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Tuition fees vary by programme — check each listing directly for current fee information, and enquire about the Chinese Government Scholarship which can cover tuition and living costs.
Can international students apply to Medicine programmes in China?
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Yes, institutions such as Fudan University and Xi'an Jiaotong University offer English-taught medical programmes for international students with dedicated admissions processes.
What are the typical entry requirements for Medicine in China?
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Requirements typically include a strong secondary science background (biology, chemistry, physics), English or Chinese language proficiency, a medical entrance examination, and proof of good health; specific requirements vary by university.