China Medical University

China Medical University is located in Shenyang, China. Founded in 1934, it was one of the earliest schools that delivered college education of western medicine in China. It absorbed and took over the former national Shenyang Medical School (formerly known as the Manchuria Medical College established by the Japanese South Manchuria Railway in 1911) and the former private Liaoning Medical College (formerly known as Mukden Medical College, founded by the United Presbyterian Church of Scotland in 1883). China Medical University is among the top 10 medical Universities in China with recognition from WHO, with a faculty count of 7,630 consisting of teaching, research faculties and medical professionals. Its University hospitals, including 3 affiliated general hospitals, 17 teaching hospitals and 1 dental hospital, have attained an A-level evaluation with recognition as one of the best medical centers in the nation. The University has nurtured many experts and medicinal leaders of national health administration and education, including leaders of the Health Ministry. CMU has been teaching medicine in English medium since 1976 and begun its MBBS programs in English and Japanese languages in 2005, which was approved by MOE in 2007. Its MBBS program in English medium has reached a leading level in China and won high international reputations. Currently, there are more than 475 international students from the United States of America, Japan, the Republic of Korea, and Southeast Asia, Africa, Europe on campus. China Medical University is now facing unprecedented development opportunities. The faculty and students will work together and dedicate themselves to striving to build a first-class national medical university with a worldwide reputation.