To study medicine in New Zealand, you can choose the University of Auckland in New Zealand, which costs about NZ $74,354 a year. Its undergraduate course lasts for 6 years and is mainly divided into two parts: theoretical research and practical operation. You can also choose the University of Otago, New Zealand, with many majors. Among them, the medical undergraduate course is 6 years, and the study content is different every year, and the tuition fee is also different. It costs about NZD 32,184-83,200.

To study medicine at the University of Auckland, New Zealand.

Tuition: NZD 74,354 for international students.

The UMAT website in Australia published the list of medical schools in Australia and New Zealand, which comprehensively considered the admission criteria, academic quality, graduates' satisfaction, graduates' salary, graduates' professional ability and other factors. The University of Central Auckland, which has a good reputation among employers, surpassed the University of Melbourne and the University of Sydney, ranking sixth. ..

The University of Auckland School of Medicine is a medical school accredited by the Australian Medical Council, which offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses to international students. Its undergraduate course lasts for 6 years and is mainly divided into two parts: theoretical research and practical operation. Courses cover basic medicine, clinical medicine, health science and so on. Practice includes hospital and community services, rural projects in northern China, overseas research projects, etc.

Admission requirements: If you want to obtain the admission qualification of University of Auckland Bachelor of Medicine (MBChB), you must meet the following requirements:

1. Take the UMAT exam;

2. Bachelor of Health Science (BHSc) or Bachelor of Biomedicine (BSc) completed eight compulsory courses in the first year, and the average score of each course must reach 6.0;

3. Attend the interview. The interview process of the University of Auckland Medical College is divided into eight links, and each link has a career-related question. The interviewer has 8 minutes to think and answer, and the school will give you corresponding scores according to your performance.

4. Finally, the school will consider the comprehensive ability of each applicant according to the following weights, and select the best applicant according to the score. The specific weights are: the average score of four core subjects in the first academic year is 60%, the total score of UMAT exam is 15%, and the interview score is 25%.

Go to the University of Otago in New Zealand to study medicine.

Tuition: NZD 32 184 for the first year; NZ $72,800 for the second to third years; NZD 83,200 for the fourth to sixth years.

According to the ranking of ANZ Medical College published by the Australian website UMAT, the University of Otago in New Zealand ranks 7th in the medical field and 3rd in the dental field with its good academic reputation. Otago University is the first university in New Zealand and one of the best universities in the medical field. The University of Otago School of Medicine is recognized by the Australian Medical Council, and its medical and dental specialties are among the top in the world 100.

The University of Otago Medical College is composed of four branches, namely Dunedin Medical College, Biomedical College, University of Otago Christchurch Campus and University of Otago Wellington Campus.

The school also offers undergraduate and postgraduate courses, and the medical bachelor's degree lasts for 6 years. In the first year, you will complete the compulsory course of health science in Dunedin campus; The second year to the third year is called the primary medical learning stage, which is jointly taught by Dunedin Medical College and Biomedical College. From the fourth year to the sixth year, also known as the advanced medical learning stage, students will study at the University of Otago Christchurch Campus, the University of Otago Wellington Campus and Dunedin Medical College according to their own development needs; The last year of the advanced learning stage, that is, the sixth year, is also called the internship stage. Students will go to hospitals all over New Zealand to complete their internships.