Normal universities are all four-year programs, which I believe everyone knows. But medical universities are different. Take five years as a graduation cycle. Only by fully mastering a lot of theoretical knowledge and participating in long-term internship in the hospital can we graduate smoothly and become a doctor. Then why does it have to be five years? Can't you finish all this work in four years? This actually involves specific industry attributes. Medicine is a subject that studies human life. It is very rigorous and requires higher quality of employees. Because no one wants an amateur doctor to treat himself, and inexperienced novices are not suitable for fighting in the front line such as operating table? Battlefield. That's why it takes longer to train.

First, there are many categories of studying medicine, which can be known from seeing various departments in the hospital, including internal medicine, surgery, neurology and so on. If you want to enter this industry, you must learn this knowledge in different categories, and the human body structure is very mysterious and complicated, so you need to dabble in various reference materials and authoritative papers. Because the workload exceeds that of other universities, the study time is longer. Moreover, due to the particularity of the profession, these knowledge must be firmly grasped. Only when 100% passes the exam can the safety factor be guaranteed when taking up the post in the future. Doing so will definitely cost extra time.

Second, medical students need long-term practice. In addition to learning theoretical knowledge, hands-on practice is also an important part. There are also daily anatomy classes, surgery classes, biological experiments and so on, all of which take time. More importantly, in the last year of the five-year course, all medical students need to practice in specific hospitals and accumulate experience in their jobs. This is also the reason why they graduated longer than other majors.

Third, medical students should cultivate strong psychological quality. Due to the particularity of the industry, medical students often have to face all kinds of corpses and bloody scenes, which is a very big test for their psychological quality. Therefore, part of the school curriculum is about improving psychological endurance, which increases their study time in disguise.