Russian medical professional education system
In Russia, basically all medical majors are expert academic system (it can be understood that our domestic undergraduate and postgraduate courses are continuous, but we can't give up halfway and can't directly study for a master's degree). For example, the academic system of stomatology is five years, and that of clinical medicine and pharmacy is six years. After graduation, you can get an expert diploma, which is equivalent to a master's degree in China, saving one or two years compared with studying in domestic medical colleges.
Application requirements of Russian medical specialty
You can apply directly after graduating from high school. Due to the different medical education systems and curriculum between China and Russia, Russian medical colleges do not recognize domestic medical diplomas, so Russian medical majors are not suitable for Russian medical students to become monks halfway, that is, they can't go to Russia to continue their master's degrees when they transfer to Russian medical majors during their college years, but are more suitable for high school graduates without professional academic background to apply directly.
For college entrance examination students this year, it is relatively difficult to apply for medical schools in Russian-speaking countries, and no Russian or English foundation or college entrance examination results are required. As long as you have a high school (technical secondary school) diploma and good grades in science and engineering, you can apply to enter the preparatory class of medical college. Pass the preparatory examination and enter the undergraduate major directly.
Curriculum design of Russian medical college
The main courses in pre-medical colleges are Russian, mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology and so on.
Number of students: Most preparatory classes are taught in small classes, usually 5-8 students in a class.
The main subjects of freshmen and sophomores are: Basic Principles and Microbiology, Human Anatomy, Biology and Medical Physics, Biohistology, Biochemistry, Human Physiology, etc. In the fourth and fifth semesters, the above courses also include: microbiology, pathological analysis, pathophysiology, general pharmacology, general surgery, prevention of internal diseases and other courses. After completing the basic microbiology study, students begin to study clinical courses, during which there are the following courses: surgery, internal diseases (internal medicine), neurological diseases, dermatology and venereology, and other courses.
Students of stomatology begin to study specialized courses in the fourth semester, such as oral surgery.
In short, undergraduate courses are mainly based on theory and practice, and theoretical courses are generally held in large classrooms and taught by professors or teachers with higher level. Because many knowledge points are in large classes, students need to pay great attention. The exercises are based on specific knowledge points, as well as problems and tests. Junior year began to contact clinical courses, mainly in hospitals, and then directly contacted patients. Therefore, for medical students, freshman to junior is hard, on the one hand, because of limited language ability, on the other hand, because they are all basic courses, abstract and boring.
Russian medical university
1. First Russian Medical University: Certo Novo National Medical University.
Formerly known as the Department of Medicine of Moscow University, it has a history of more than 240 years. 1930 became independent from Moscow university, and 1955 was named after Certo noff. Today, it is still the largest medical research and teaching center in Russia.
There are more than 120 teaching and research sections in all departments of the Shetonov Medical College, with 1500 faculty members, including 1260 doctors and 5 10 academicians of the Russian Academy of Sciences, communication academicians or federal scientific activists. Many teaching and research departments are well-known scientific research institutions, such as: Surgery Research Center of Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Cancer Research Center of Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Cardiology Research Institute of Russian Ministry of Health, Ophthalmology Research Center of Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Moscow Cancer Research Institute, Physiology Research Center of Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Forensic Research Center of Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, Endocrinology Research Center of Russian Academy of Medical Sciences, etc. Since 1947, the Chetonov Medical College has trained more than 2,000 experts for 87 countries in the world. The graduation certificate of Donoff Medical College is recognized by all countries in the world.
2. Pavlov National Medical University in St. Petersburg
It is recognized as one of the top ten medical universities in Europe and is the education, scientific research and clinical center of medicine in northwest Russia. Its diploma is widely recognized internationally and enjoys a high reputation. The departments of clinical medicine, stomatology, medical rehabilitation and pharmacy of Moscow Shetonov National Medical University have a history of more than 240 years. It is the largest medical research and teaching center in Russia, the cancer research center of Russian Academy of Medical Sciences and the Institute of Cardiology of Russian Ministry of Health.
3. Siberian National Medical University
4. St. Petersburg First National Pavlov Academician Medical University
St. Petersburg State Medical University has carried out many international activities: every year, there are various scientific conferences and seminars, where top medical doctors and professors from Europe, CIS and other countries speak. Students also take part in international activities-they help foreign colleagues in the Netherlands, France, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands, Sweden, Japan, China and the United States to carry out medical research.
5. Miknikov Northwest National Medical University
The Northwest National Medical University of Miknikov was founded on 20 1 1, located in St. Petersburg, Russia. The Northwest National Medical University of Miknikov was formed by the merger of St. Petersburg National Miknikov Medical College and St. Petersburg University College of Post-education. The university has seven departments, including preparatory training department, medical department, medical prevention department, advanced nursing department, international student training department, doctor training department (including health care department and clinic) and advanced training department. There are 56 departments or teaching and research sections with more than 600 professors and lecturers. Total number of college students: 4,500, number of international students: 840. Up to now, more than 30,000 students have graduated from the college and are engaged in doctors and preventive work.