Currently, there are many universities across the country that offer medical training with experienced lecturers and quality programs.
Many young people dream of studying medicine, spending many years pursuing it. To become a good doctor, medical students need to learn a lot of specialized knowledge and skills from books to practice.
Medical career opportunities
The aging global population, coupled with health issues, is driving strong growth in the medical industry. Nurses, medical specialists, medical technicians, and pharmaceutical research specialists are all in high demand.
However, many figures in reports show that the medical workforce in Vietnam is still very low compared to the world. It is not even enough to meet the increasing health care needs of the people.
The medical industry always has high admission scores. (Illustration photo)
According to the Ministry of Health, the ratio of doctors to population in Vietnam is 8.6; 4-8 times lower than many countries with developed medical sectors. The total number of staff working in preventive medicine from the central to district levels only meets 42% of the human resource needs. The shortage of medical personnel is about 23,800 people, of which 8,075 are doctors of preventive medicine and 3,993 are bachelors of public health.
The number of medical students graduating each year cannot meet the growing needs of society, causing the medical industry to always be in a state of "thirst" for human resources.
This opens up great career opportunities for health graduates, especially medical doctors - who play an important role in examining, treating and curing acute and chronic diseases.
Some of the top medical schools in our country
Hanoi Medical University recruits 11 majors, including: Medicine, Traditional Medicine, Traditional Medicine, Nursing, Nutrition, Dentistry, Medical Laboratory Technology, Ophthalmology, Public Health, Rehabilitation Technology, Midwifery.
Last year, the school set the benchmark scores for each major from 19 to 28.27 points. The lowest benchmark score was for Medical Laboratory Technology and Rehabilitation Technology at Thanh Hoa Branch, and the highest was for Medicine.
The Military Medical Academy has the highest benchmark score for General Medicine (27.49 points for female candidates in the North). The lowest benchmark score for Preventive Medicine (male candidates in the South) is 24.12 points.
Last year, the Academy recruited students based on three methods: considering high school graduation exam scores; direct and priority admission; and considering the results of the competency assessment exam of Hanoi National University or Ho Chi Minh City National University. At the same time, the school only considered exam scores according to two subject groups, A00 and B00.
Hue University of Medicine and Pharmacy enrolls students in 3 ways: based on high school graduation exam results (all training majors); based on high school graduation exam results combined with international English certificates (Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy); direct admission.
The school's highest benchmark score in 2024 belongs to Medicine with 26.3 points and the lowest is Public Health and Nutrition with 15 points.
Danang University of Medical Technology and Pharmacy enrolls students in 8 majors, including: Medicine, Pharmacy, General Nursing, Dental Nursing, Anesthesia and Resuscitation Nursing, Medical Laboratory Technology, Medical Imaging Technology, and Rehabilitation Technology. Admission is based on 4 subject groups: A00, B00, B08 and D07.
Last year, Da Nang University of Medical Technology and Pharmacy set the admission threshold score at 19 - 25.47 points.
Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy offers admission scores ranging from 21.45 to 27.8 points. The highest admission score is Medicine with 27.8 points, the lowest is Public Health with 21.45 points. The school only accepts admission from block A00 or B00.
An Nhi (Synthesis)
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