HMU is recognized as a national center for medical education and research. It was among the first in China to receive pilot accreditation based on the World Federation of Medical Education (WFME) standards, reflecting its dedication to international quality in medical education.

HMU’s roots include the China Red Army Health School legacy, contributing strong political commitment and excellent medical training. Over 80 years, it has become a leading medical institution emphasizing integrity, learning, and national service.

International students must apply online through HMU's application portal and submit required documents such as transcripts, diplomas, passport copies, and English proficiency test scores (e.g., TOEFL or IELTS) or take a placement test.

Once you receive an offer letter, you must pay the first year’s tuition fee within the deadline. HMU will then issue an Admission Letter and JW202 form, which are essential for applying for a Chinese student visa.

After receiving these documents, students must complete formalities such as a medical check-up, submitting their original passport, and possibly applying for an MCI Eligibility Certificate (for Indian students). Then, they can apply for a student visa at the Chinese embassy or consulate.

HMU offers on-campus dormitories with single and multi-sharing rooms, equipped with amenities such as Wi-Fi, TV, and phone access. Separate hostel accommodations are available for boys and girls to ensure privacy and security.

The university ensures student safety through 24-hour security, wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking, and a smoke-free environment at nearby facilities like the Magnotel Harbin Medical University First Affiliated Hospital. In addition, essential services like bookstores, markets, and restaurants are located conveniently around the campus.

The university is affiliated with five hospitals, providing students with hands-on clinical training opportunities. These hospitals are located near the campus, making them easily accessible for students.

HMU offers a wide range of programs, including 11 undergraduate, 11 first-grade master's, and 8 first-grade doctoral programs. These span fields like basic medical sciences, clinical medicine, public health, nursing, pharmacy, and dentistry.

Yes, Harbin Medical University offers medical licensing coaching to help international students prepare for medical qualification exams in their home countries, enhancing their global career prospects.

Yes, HMU offers an MBBS program taught in English, specifically designed for international students. The program is recognized by global medical organizations, including the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Medical Council of India/National Medical Commission (MCI/NMC).

Harbin Medical University offers several scholarships for international students, including the Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC), the CSC Silk Road Program for students from Belt and Road countries, the Confucius Institute Scholarship (CIS), and the Harbin Medical University President Scholarship.

To apply for the CSC, students need to complete the application through the CSC platform and also submit their admission and scholarship applications through Harbin Medical University’s international student system. It’s important to meet all requirements and deadlines set by both CSC and the university.

Scholarships are available to international students applying for undergraduate, master's, or doctoral programs. Some scholarships, like the Silk Road Program, are specifically intended for applicants from countries along the Belt and Road Initiative. Academic performance and other qualifications may also be considered during the selection process.

HMU offers a vibrant and supportive campus life. International students enjoy affordable accommodation, English-medium MBBS programs, and access to modern labs, libraries, and student services. The university promotes both academic excellence and a well-rounded student experience.

Yes. Students at HMU can participate in a variety of extracurricular activities organized by the university. These include cultural events, sports, and student clubs, encouraging social engagement and personal development beyond academics.

Harbin Medical University provides extensive support services, including personalized academic guidance, dedicated staff for international student affairs, access to healthcare, and financial assistance through scholarships. The goal is to ensure students succeed both academically and personally.

HMU offers several on-campus accommodation choices, including Dormitory 1, Dormitory 2, Dormitory 3, and Overseas Student Apartment 1. All dormitories provide double rooms, and each offers different combinations of private and shared amenities to meet students’ preferences.

Yes. The dormitories are designed to be comfortable, affordable, and convenient for international students. All accommodations include essential facilities and communal spaces to promote a safe and supportive living environment.

Dormitory 1: Double rooms with private shower, toilet, furniture, cable TV, and internet. Shared facilities include a kitchen, boiled water room, and laundry. Dormitories 2 & 3: Double rooms with furniture and internet access. Shared amenities include bathrooms, toilets, kitchens, entertainment rooms, boiled water, and laundry. Overseas Student Apartment 1: Double rooms with bathrooms, toilets, furniture, internet, and access to boiler rooms.

Yes, international graduates from HMU may apply for a post-study work visa (work permit) in China. While China does not offer a designated "post-study work visa" like some Western countries, graduates can transition from a student visa to a work visa if they secure a job and meet the eligibility criteria set by the Chinese government.

Applicants typically need to meet the following conditions: Hold a bachelor’s, master’s, or doctoral degree from HMU or another recognized Chinese institution. Have a valid job offer from a Chinese employer in a field that aligns with their qualifications. Demonstrate that their skills are in demand in China. Possibly pass a language test (like HSK for Mandarin proficiency, depending on job requirements). Meet health and background check requirements, and submit relevant documents for a Z visa (work visa).

Yes. Graduates may: Apply for a research visa, if they are continuing academic or clinical research. Return to their home country and apply their degree to local medical licensing exams or job markets. Some may also pursue further studies (e.g., master's or doctoral programs) in China or abroad.