Bachelor in MBBS

Yangzhou University (YZU) is a comprehensive public university in Yangzhou with a history stretching back to earlier institutions founded in the early 1900s. Formed through a merger of several colleges, YZU now comprises multiple campuses and more than 116 undergraduate programs across a wide spectrum of disciplines. The university blends traditional strengths in agriculture and the sciences with growing capabilities in engineering, management and the humanities.

YZU enrolls tens of thousands of students and hosts a sizable international community, supported by more than two thousand faculty members including nationally recognized scholars. The university offers doctoral and master programs, postdoctoral stations, and several state-level disciplines and research centers. Notable research areas include chemistry, plant and animal sciences, engineering and agricultural sciences, with multiple disciplines ranked among the top institutions globally in specific indexes.

International students benefit from campus accommodation in the scenic Wen-Hui Road campus, which offers single to triple rooms and a vibrant student life amid green spaces and historic surroundings. Strong international collaborations with over 220 institutions support exchange programs and joint research. Prospective students can expect practical learning opportunities, scholarship options and a supportive environment for both academic study and cultural integration in Jiangsu province.

The Bachelor in MBBS at Yangzhou University is a 6-year program for students who want to become doctors. It's taught in English and helps students develop strong skills in surgery.

The curriculum includes subjects like human anatomy, biochemistry, and pharmacology. Students also get hands-on experience in clinical settings, which helps them develop their diagnostic and treatment skills.

Graduates can work as general practitioners, surgeons, or medical researchers. They can find jobs in hospitals, clinics, or research institutions, such as the Chinese Medical Association or the World Health Organization.