The university was approved in 1981 to offer both master’s and doctoral degree programs, marking a major step in its academic growth.

1962: Became one of the first universities in China to offer a six-year medical education program 1981: Gained approval to grant master's and doctoral degrees 1993: Officially renamed Nanjing Medical University.

The admission process includes online application, document submission (like transcripts, certificates, English proficiency), an initial review, followed by an acceptance letter, non-refundable deposit payment, visa application, and finally registration at the university.

Applicants must submit: Academic transcripts and diplomas Certificate of non-criminal record Proof of English proficiency (IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo) A personal statement Application and admission fees

After acceptance, students pay a non-refundable deposit (about $2000 or CNY13,000). Then, the university sends a JW202 form for visa application. Once the visa is granted, students must register at the School of International Education and pay the remaining tuition and arrange accommodation.

The university ensures lab safety through flame-retardant workbenches, chemical fume hoods, biological safety cabinets, sterilization equipment, ventilation systems, eyewash stations, sprinklers, fire-fighting tools, emergency lighting, and first aid kits.

Yes, the campus includes wheelchair-accessible entrances and parking, as well as emergency services and campus security available 24/7 for all students.

Student hostels include individual washrooms and toilets, security cameras, on-duty staff, and separate accommodations for boys and girls. These hostels are designed for both comfort and safety.

Nanjing Medical University offers a 6-year MBBS (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery) program in English, designed specifically for international students.

The university offers Master’s degrees in multiple specialties such as Imaging and Nuclear Medicine and Pediatrics, as well as Doctoral degrees in fields like Clinical Medicine and Clinical Science of Stomatology.

Yes, Nanjing Medical University actively supports research programs in various medical fields, providing students with opportunities to engage in clinical and scientific research at both national and international levels.

International students can apply for multiple scholarships, including the China Government Scholarship (CSC), Nanjing Medical University’s own scholarships, and even some external scholarships like the Queen Elizabeth Commonwealth Scholarship and the Mundus MAPP EMJM Scholarship.

Yes, apart from tuition and living expenses, some scholarship programs may also offer textbook subsidies and allowances for personal expenses, especially for high-achieving or research-oriented students.

The CSC typically covers tuition fees, university accommodation, monthly living allowances, and comprehensive medical insurance, making it one of the most beneficial scholarships available.

Student life at Nanjing Medical University blends academic rigor with a supportive and engaging campus environment. Students can enjoy a balance between studies, extracurricular activities, and community support for overall growth.

Yes! The university offers various student clubs and events related to sports, arts, and culture, allowing students to pursue interests beyond academics and engage with a diverse student community.

Students have access to a range of facilities, including fitness clubs, student lounges, and dining halls with international food options, including Indian cuisine, to make campus life comfortable and vibrant.

The university offers international student apartments typically with three bedrooms and one living room, housing about six students. Each bedroom has a bed, desk, chair, and wardrobe. Bathrooms and kitchens are shared among residents.

Yes, students can rent rooms off-campus, which often provide more privacy and independence. Fees vary by room type and must be paid annually or by semester, along with a possible room deposit.

Common amenities include air conditioning, laundry services, beddings, and internet access (though internet may be charged separately). Students share bathrooms and kitchens.

No, Nanjing Medical University does not provide a post-study work visa. While the university offers various programs and scholarships for international students, it does not have a specific post-study work visa program. International graduates are typically required to leave China upon completion of their studies unless they secure employment and obtain a work visa independently.

Yes, international students may be eligible for part-time work under certain conditions. According to local regulations, students who demonstrate excellent academic performance, attendance, and study habits, and obtain permission from the university, can apply for "work-study" authorization. This permission is typically granted for a maximum of 20 hours per week during term time and up to 40 hours per week during holidays. However, students must go through a government-designated agency to find employment, and the agency charges a 15% fee from the employer's salary.

International students admitted to Nanjing Medical University are required to apply for an X1 visa (long-term study visa) if their program duration exceeds 180 days. Upon admission, the university provides a Visa Application Form for Study in China (JW202) and an admission notice, which are necessary for the visa application process.