Bachelor in Clinical Medicine

Tuition fees are 21,000 CNY per year. Applications for the Sep 2027 intake are open until Jul 10, 2027.

The Bachelor in Clinical Medicine at University of South China is for students who want to become doctors. This 5-year bachelor degree helps students learn about medicine in Chinese.

This program teaches students about human anatomy, pharmacology, and medical ethics. Students also get to practice their skills in hospitals and clinics.

After graduating, students can become clinical doctors, medical researchers, hospital administrators, or public health specialists. They can work in hospitals, clinics, or government health departments.

University of South China is a comprehensive public university located in Hengyang, Hunan province, formed through the merger of several institutions and shaped by a long academic heritage. Established in its current form in 2000, the university serves a large student population across diverse fields and occupies an extensive campus footprint in a city known for its history and industry. USC combines strengths in engineering, medicine, science and management with practical training supported by affiliated and teaching hospitals.

USC hosts numerous colleges and professional schools, a sizable faculty and a wide range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs. The university is noted for applied research, industry partnerships and specialized facilities, reflecting its historical links to medical and technical institutes. International students can expect structured degree programs, scholarship options in some cases, and opportunities to engage in research projects or clinical placements depending on the discipline.

Life in Hengyang balances the pace of a regional city with access to cultural sites, transport connections and student amenities. Prospective international applicants should review academic requirements, language prerequisites and clinical accreditation rules where relevant. With a broad academic portfolio and practical orientation, University of South China appeals to students seeking large-university resources combined with regional engagement and career-focused training.