#shanghai jiao tong university

[rhk111sblog]

Malaysians will be given more Scholarship Opportunities by China and the Railway that China is building in Malaysia is now almost halway complete; A Chinese Nickel Company has started Production in Indonesia; A Chinese Automotive Company is investing Usd 285 million to build a Factory in Thailand and a Chinese Display Panel Company is expanding is Factory in Vietnam

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Physics researchers identify new multiple Majorana zero modes in superconducting SnTe

A collaborative research team has identified the world's first multiple Majorana zero modes (MZMs) in a single vortex of the superconducting topological crystalline insulator SnTe and exploited crystal symmetry to control the coupling between the MZMs. This discovery, published in Nature, offers a new pathway to realizing fault-tolerant quantum computers. The team was led by Prof. Junwei Liu, Associate Professor in the Department of Physics at the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST), and Prof Jinfeng Jia and Prof Yaoyi Li from Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU). MZM is a zero-energy topologically nontrivial quasiparticle in a superconductor that obeys non-Abelian statistics, allowing for inequivalent braiding sequences, even though the total number of exchanges is the same. This contrasts with ordinary particles, such as electrons or photons, where different braiding always results in the same final state. This unique property protects MZMs from local perturbations, making them an ideal platform for robust fault-tolerant quantum computation.

Read more.

[ralfmaximus]

We seem to have hit on a really good one here, thanks to a collaboration between MIT and Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU).  I couldn’t even cram all the benefits of this thing into my diary title.  

This device breaks the record for rate of fresh water production from seawater by a solar device, and as awesome as that is, it’s actually kind of a charming side note.  The bigger breakthrough is that the device can keep running up near this rate for a long time without getting fouled by salt accumulation, and it does this by emulating natural processes that occur in the sea.  That cuts costs by about 10x compared to typical solar desalination, making the cost of the fresh water it produces comparable to that of tap water.

This is real, as legit as MIT and SJTU... which is pretty legit.

One of the onrushing 21st century crises is fresh water, but if we can convert sea water cheaply & efficiently then that particular crisis is solved!

[bpod-bpod]

Piezo Ignites Macrophages

Analysing the relationship between macrophages – large, multifunctional cells of the immune system – and fibrosis of the liver resulting from repeated injury and repair in mice reveals the role of a molecule called Piezo1 via which macrophages sense mechanical signals of tissue 'stiffness', alerting them to clear dead cells limiting inflammation and fibrosis

Read the published research article here

Image from work by Yang Wang, Jin Wang and Jiahao Zhang and colleagues

Shanghai Institute of Immunology, Department of Immunology and Microbiology, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, Shanghai, China

Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0)

Published in Science Advances, June 2024

You can also follow BPoD on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook

[umichenginabroad]

Week 8: Cost Breakdown!

Okay 8 weeks in let's get down to business, how much money have I spent and where. First of all, there is the tuition which was base of $5,205 which includes housing and tuition for 3 months in addition to various trips that were planned by IPE. Through the trips, they likely spend a decent amount of money. However, I got a scholarship for $3,500 which most people in the program got if not more. The most pricy part of the program was probably the plane tickets which was approximately $2,000 for a round trip. Since coming to China, I’ve spent ~12,000RMB (1,500 USD). Here is a breakdown of my other expenses and how far everything can go.

In the first week, I spent a lot of my money on various dorm necessities like toilet paper, trashbags, and miscellaneous expenses. In total, it added up to approximately $300RMB (40USD) which is fairly cheap for all the little purchases that added up. Here is the rest of the breakdown for the past 8 weeks.

Utilities/Essentials: 504 RMB (68.85USD)

This includes hot water which we need to pay for separately which isn’t too bad since it is so hot I don’t end up using the hot water much and this also includes laundry which I do often because the hot weather makes me sweat through all my clothes at a lighting pace.

Food: 2043.18 RMB (279.12 USD)

This is crazy cheap considering I only eat out and I don’t pay attention to my food budget whatsoever (before I decided this blog was going to be a cost report). However, this is just my actual meals, I summed my snacks/drinks separately.

Snacks/Drinks: 1469 RMB (209.86 USD)

How have I spent almost the same amount on snacks and drinks as real food? I am ashamed but also it is so easy to buy snacks here and there when there is a convenience store everywhere (including in our dorm) and each snack is approximately 1 USD but those costs can add up for sure.

Shopping: 2964.3 RMB (404.92 USD)

It is sooo easy to spend so much on clothes when everything here is so cheap and cute. I also have been buying gifts and souvenirs for friends and family back home but I think I definitely need to reel in my shopping addiction.

Experiences: 1261.56 RMB (180.14 USD)

This includes fees and transportation for miscellaneous activities such as watching Inside Out 2 (which was really good), doing an escape room, going to a gaming cafe, or exploring downtown. This I would say was all 100% worth it.

Solo Trip: 3290 RMB (449.45 USD)

A few weeks ago, I went on a 4-day solo trip around Shanghai to Hangzhou and Nanjing. I ended up spending 449.45 USD for the train tickets which were approximately 120 RMB (17 USD) each and for the hotel rooms which were 340 RMB (48 USD) per night. Although, my friend who took a solo trip to Chongqing only spent 150 RMB on a hotel so it can definitely vary a lot. It was definitely worth the experience and you can definitely solo travel for even less money too!

Hopefully this helps put in perspective what studying abroad means in regards to money. To be honest, I have not been the most careful with money, because my parents have money in RMB that they won’t be using anytime soon. Regardless, hopefully my breakdown was helpful!

See ya next week!

Erin Xia

Mechanical Engineering

Shanghai Jiao Tong University Joint Institute

[mit]

Desalination system could produce freshwater that is cheaper than tap water

MIT engineers and collaborators developed a solar-powered device that avoids salt-clogging issues of other designs.

Jennifer Chu | MIT News

Engineers at MIT and in China are aiming to turn seawater into drinking water with a completely passive device that is inspired by the ocean, and powered by the sun.

In a paper appearing today in the journal Joule, the team outlines the design for a new solar desalination system that takes in saltwater and heats it with natural sunlight.

The configuration of the device allows water to circulate in swirling eddies, in a manner similar to the much larger “thermohaline” circulation of the ocean. This circulation, combined with the sun’s heat, drives water to evaporate, leaving salt behind. The resulting water vapor can then be condensed and collected as pure, drinkable water. In the meantime, the leftover salt continues to circulate through and out of the device, rather than accumulating and clogging the system.

The new system has a higher water-production rate and a higher salt-rejection rate than all other passive solar desalination concepts currently being tested.

The researchers estimate that if the system is scaled up to the size of a small suitcase, it could produce about 4 to 6 liters of drinking water per hour and last several years before requiring replacement parts. At this scale and performance, the system could produce drinking water at a rate and price that is cheaper than tap water.

“For the first time, it is possible for water, produced by sunlight, to be even cheaper than tap water,” says Lenan Zhang, a research scientist in MIT’s Device Research Laboratory.

The team envisions a scaled-up device could passively produce enough drinking water to meet the daily requirements of a small family. The system could also supply off-grid, coastal communities where seawater is easily accessible.

Zhang’s study co-authors include MIT graduate student Yang Zhong and Evelyn Wang, the Ford Professor of Engineering, along with Jintong Gao, Jinfang You, Zhanyu Ye, Ruzhu Wang, and Zhenyuan Xu of Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China.

Keep reading.

Make sure to follow us on Tumblr!

[mancaimalaga]

Xinhua Silk Road: Mahasiswa asing berbagi pengalaman tentang berkuliah di jurusan teknik di Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Tiongkok

 Rabu, 30 Oktober 2024 10:12 WIB

Beijing, (ANTARA/PRNewswire)- Shanghai Jiao Tong University (SJTU), tuan rumah 10th Joint Meeting of Sino-foreign Cooperative Education, memaparkan sejumlah pencapaian yang terwujud berkat kerja sama dan aktivitas pertukaran internasional di hadapan lebih dari 400 orang yang mewakili 205 lembaga pendidikan dan proyek kerja sama Tiongkok-negara asing di seluruh Tiongkok. Pencapaian tersebut menjadi referensi pembangunan bermutu tinggi yang tercapai dalam bidang kerja sama pendidikan antara Tiongkok dan dunia.

Setiap tahun, SJTU, terletak di Shanghai, Tiongkok Timur, menarik minat banyak mahasiswa asing. Para mahasiswa ini menempuh ribuan mil untuk berkuliah di Tiongkok, melakukan penelitian ilmiah, serta mempelajari berbagai teknologi di kampus-kampus SJTU. Pengalaman belajar di SJTU tak hanya meningkatkan wawasan dan keahlian mahasiswa, namun juga mempererat persahabatan dan aktivitas pertukaran dalam bidang kebudayaan dan teknologi antarnegara.

Seorang mahasiswa Bangladesh Niladri Saha ingin terlibat dalam riset tentang tenaga surya dan energi terbarukan. Menurutnya, sebagai mahasiswa asing di SJTU, dia memperoleh teknologi terbaik, serta dukungan dari laboratorium nasional, dan banyak fasilitas lain yang mungkin tidak tersedia di negara-negara lain.

Menurut Soo Wei Jie, mahasiswa asing asal Malaysia di SJTU, pengalaman kuliah di SJTU telah meningkatkan wawasan, keahlian teknik, dan caranya mengatasi masalah.

"Pengalaman saya berkuliah di Tiongkok dapat membangun hubungan yang saling menguntungkan antara Tiongkok dan Bangladesh," ujar Niladri Saha.

Mahasiswa lain asal Malaysia Choo Lee Wen juga berpandangan sama, dan menurutnya, dia akan belajar dari Tiongkok sebagai sebuah negara yang berkembang pesat, serta berharap bahwa negara asalnya dapat berkembang seperti Tiongkok.

Selama berkuliah di SJTU, mahasiswa asing memperoleh peluang bisnis di Grand neoBay, kawasan inovasi sains-teknologi yang tengah mengemuka, berdekatan dengan kampus SJTU di Minhang.

Setelah merintis beberapa usaha rintisan dalam bidang teknologi di Grand neoBay bersama sejumlah mahasiswanya, Profesor Shane Johnson di SJTU berkata, "Grand neoBay merupakan tempat terbaik untuk mengembangkan bisnis, serta memotivasi para mahasiswa, dan menyaksikan inovasi yang dapat dihadirkan mahasiswa tersebut."

Tautan artikel: https://en.imsilkroad.com/p/342807.html

Pewarta: PR Wire Editor: PR Wire Copyright © ANTARA 2024

[caalaadd]

Shanghai Jiao Tong University Scholarship 2025 | Study free in China

Want to study free in China? Applications are open for the Shanghai Jiao Tong University Scholarship 2025 in China. International Students from any part of the world are eligible to apply for Shanghai Jiao Tong University Scholarship for international students. The Shanghai Jiao Tong University is offering fully funded scholarships for master’s degree and doctoral degree programs. The SJTU…

[materialsscienceandengineering]

Solving computationally hard problems with 3D integrated photonics

As technology advances, the limitations of conventional electronic computers are becoming increasingly apparent, especially when tackling complex computational challenges. NP-complete problems, which grow exponentially with size, represent some of the toughest puzzles in computer science. These issues have significant implications across various fields, including biomedicine, transportation, and manufacturing. In the quest for more effective solutions, researchers are exploring alternatives to traditional computing methods, with optical computing emerging as a promising avenue. As reported in Advanced Photonics, a team from Shanghai Jiao Tong University has made strides in this area by developing a reconfigurable three-dimensional integrated photonic processor specifically designed to tackle the subset sum problem (SSP), a classic NP-complete problem.

Read more.

[ledluxx-smartdesign]

【 PROJECT NEWS- 20240712 】 NEW FINISH PROJECT- [ SAMPLE EXHIBITION AREA -1/78 ] MOSQTUITO REPELLENT LIGHT PROJECT IN SHANGHAI JIAO TONG UNIVERSITY

#stadiumlight #stadium #sportslight #ledsportslight #sports #led #ledlights #ledlighting #ledluxx #ledlightingsystems #ledgardenlight #sportslight #sports #light #lighting #sportslighting #lights #stadium #stadiumlight #highbaylight #sportsmanagement #sportsbusiness #football #soccer #sport #streetlight #solarlighting #lightingproject #ledlight #leddisplay #solarlight #solarlight #solarstreetlight #lightingdesign #constructionzone #engineering #tennis #basketball #rugby #solarsystem #solarsystem #ledsign #ledstrip #ledvideowall #ledvideowall #ledscreen #ledwall #ledscreen #ledwall #ledpanel #solar #STREETLIGHT #outdoorlighting #architecturallighting #solarenergy #solarenergy #lcd #indoorlighting #highbay #lightingsolutions #luminaires #HIGHWAY sales@ledluxx.com

[bpod-bpod]

Hearing Details

Greater understanding of factors vital for regulating the development of the mechano-sensory hair bundles of the inner ear's hair cells – potential for aiding diagnosis and treatment of hearing disorders

Read the published research paper here

Image from work by Ling-Yun Zhou and colleagues

Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China

Image originally published with a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)

Published in eLife, November 2023

You can also follow BPoD on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook

[umichenginabroad]

Week 12: Chengdu

Ahh, the end is incoming! Right before finals week, we are having one more hurrah with a program wide trip to Chengdu—the capital of spice, pandas, and nightlife. So right before I get absolutley cooked by finals, come with me to explore Chengdu.

Day 1

Our trip started at the crack of dawn as we were supposed to hop on a bus at 5:10am Guess when I woke up? 5:20 . But fortunately, for me, our program is chronically late so I still managed to hop on the bus to the airport on time with a double shot of adrenaline anndd without my bag of clothes for the weekend.

Okay okay, shaky start but after a solid two hour nap and a hot meal we finally arrived in Chengdu and oh my goodness there are pandas everywhere! The subway handles, the ATMs, the souvenirs all are an homage to pandas which was absolutely adorable!

Our hotel was really nice and clean with a pretty good location as it was quite close to downtown. The first day was a bit of a free for all, once we arrived. We ended up exploring a fancy mall with a lot of bougie stores way out of our price range but it was really pretty. There, we grabbed lunch and a Chengdu special—a bowl of peppers—which actually wasn't that spicy but it was annoying to pick through the peppers to find the meat. Then, we went to Urban Revivo which has become my favorite chain for shopping in China because we found a three story one and as forementioned, I forgot to bring clothes. But I just want to gush about Urban Revivo because why is everything so cute, good quality, and so affordable, ranging from 70-200 CYN (10-30 USD). After some retail therapy, we grabbed dinner in an outdoor hotpot place right outside of the subway station. The temperature was sweltering and the portions were actually quite small, but it was a unique experience!

After the sun set we went to experience the quintessential travel destination for chinese city we’ve been to—we hit up the ancient night market. This one had a lot of Turkish and Tibetan experiences. We tried lots of snacks from dragon’s beard to Turkish ice cream before going out to experience the nightlife.

Day 2

Day two, was much more calm, still getting up at the crack of dawn to go to a famous irrigation system that was created by the king around 300 BCE to divert the river to the fertile plains of Chengdu. I was so impressed with the sheer force of the river that was flowing through and how people 2300 years ago managed to tame and harness it! We had a scrumptious dinner paid for by the program before heading off to climb a mountain. Although my friend and I were feeling a bit sleepy and headed back for a nap.

This turned out to be a good call because immediately after getting back,Chengdu got hit by a torrential downpour that made climbing a muddy, miserable nightmare. Instead, after our calm nap we had a lockin session for our finals at a local coffee shop.

We still experienced some torrential downpour when we went to a famous fountain with lightup bamboo shoots but we got some fire pics so it was definitely worth it! By the time we were done, all the restaurants were closed so we went to the ol’ reliable Haidilao which somehow was more delicious than ever!

Day 3

Day three was a grueling trek through a panda resort before hopping on a flight back. No but why was the panda resort walk the hardest walk of all? I think the fact that there was so shade really made the difference. I think the most enjoyable experience was just chatting it up with my study abroad friends for hours at a time and I think the walk definitely made the nap on the plane back infinitely better.

Okay so final stretch! As we head into exam week, I feel extra refreshed and ready to lock in.

See you next week!

Erin Xia

Mechanical Engineering

Shanghai Jiao Tong University Joint Institute

[sunshineasia]

Study MBBS in China

Selecting the best university to get your MBBS degree in China is an important choice. China has emerged as a global leader in the recruitment of medical candidates thanks to its reasonably priced education, excellent medical programmes, and diverse cultural offerings. Sunshine Asia is essential in making this trip easier for students by making sure they have a smooth and successful application to graduation process.

Why Choose China for MBBS

Affordable Tuition Fees: One of the primary reasons students opt for China is the affordability of medical education. Compared to Western countries, the tuition fees for MBBS programs in China are considerably lower, making it an attractive option for students from diverse economic backgrounds.

Quality of Education and Global Recognition: Chinese medical universities are known for their rigorous academic standards and cutting-edge research facilities. Degrees obtained from these institutions are globally recognized, allowing graduates to practice medicine in various countries after meeting local requirements.

Cultural Diversity and International Exposure: Studying in China offers students a unique opportunity to experience a rich and diverse culture. Interacting with peers from different parts of the world enhances their global perspective and prepares them for a successful international medical career.

About Sunshine Asia

Sunshine Asia is dedicated to helping students achieve their dream of studying MBBS in China. With a mission to provide comprehensive support and guidance, Sunshine Asia ensures that every student finds the best possible path to their medical career.

Services Offered by Sunshine Asia

Sunshine Asia offers a range of services, including:

Personalized counseling and guidance

Assistance with university selection and application process

Visa application support

Pre-departure orientation and post-arrival assistance

Success Stories and Testimonials

Many students have successfully pursued their MBBS degrees in China through Sunshine Asia’s support. Testimonials highlight their positive experiences and the invaluable assistance provided by the agency throughout their academic journey.

Top Medical Universities in China

Overview of Leading Universities

China boasts several top-tier medical universities that attract international students. These institutions are renowned for their advanced medical programs and excellent faculty.

Detailed Profiles of Top Universities

Peking Union Medical College

Established reputation in medical research and education

State-of-the-art facilities and experienced faculty

Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine

Innovative curriculum with a strong emphasis on clinical practice

Numerous partnerships with international medical institutions

Zhejiang University School of Medicine

Comprehensive MBBS program with extensive clinical exposure

Focus on research and development in medical sciences

Eligibility Criteria for MBBS in China

Candidates must have graduated from high school with a solid background in science courses, especially physics, chemistry, and biology. Although English is the language of instruction for many programmes, fluency in the language is required. A proof of English competence may be required by some colleges, such as TOEFL or IELTS results. Some institutions may use admission examinations or other standards, including interviews, to determine if applicants are qualified for their MBBS programmes.

Application Process with Sunshine Asia

Step-by-Step Application Guide

Initial Consultation

Discuss your academic background and career goals with Sunshine Asia counselors.

University Selection

Choose suitable universities based on your preferences and eligibility.

Application Submission

Prepare and submit application forms and required documents.

Visa Application

Receive guidance on visa application and necessary paperwork.

Pre-Departure Orientation

Attend sessions to prepare for life in China and understand what to expect.

Documentation and Submission

Ensure you have all necessary documents, including academic transcripts, passport copies, and recommendation letters. Sunshine Asia will assist in compiling and submitting these to your chosen universities.

Tips for a Successful Application

Start early to avoid last-minute hassles.

Ensure all documents are complete and accurately filled.

Be proactive in following up with universities and Sunshine Asia.

Curriculum and Duration of MBBS in China

Structure of the MBBS Program

The MBBS curriculum in China is typically divided into three phases:

Basic Medical Sciences

Foundation courses in anatomy, physiology, biochemistry, and more.

Clinical Medicine

Practical training and clinical rotations in various specialties.

Internship

Hands-on experience in hospitals, applying theoretical knowledge in real-world scenarios.

Course Duration and Phases

The MBBS program usually spans six years, including five years of academic study and one year of internship.

Medium of Instruction

English-Taught Programs

Many Chinese universities offer MBBS programs entirely in English, making it accessible to international students.

Importance of Learning Mandarin

While the medium of instruction is English, learning Mandarin is beneficial for daily interactions and clinical practice, as it helps in communicating with patients effectively.

Cost of Studying MBBS in China

Breakdown of Tuition Fees

Tuition fees vary by university, but they generally range from $3,000 to $10,000 per year, which is relatively affordable compared to other countries.

Living Expenses and Accommodation

Living costs in China are also reasonable. Students can expect to spend around $200 to $500 per month on accommodation, food, transportation, and other expenses.

Scholarships and Financial Aid

Available Scholarships for International Students

Numerous scholarships are available to international students, including the Chinese Government Scholarship, university-specific scholarships, and others.

How to Apply for Financial Aid

To apply for scholarships, students need to:

Check eligibility criteria and deadlines.

Prepare and submit required documents, including academic records and recommendation letters.

Follow up on the application status.

Student Life in China

Campus Life and Facilities

Chinese universities offer excellent campus facilities, including modern classrooms, libraries, laboratories, and recreational areas.

Extracurricular Activities and Clubs

Students can engage in various extracurricular activities, from sports to cultural clubs, fostering a well-rounded university experience.

Exploring China During Studies

China’s rich history and diverse landscapes provide ample opportunities for students to explore and experience its culture and heritage.

Safety and Support Services

Safety Measures for International Students

Universities in China prioritize the safety of international students, offering secure campus environments and support services.

Support Services Provided by Universities

Support services include academic advising, counseling, health services, and assistance with accommodation and visa-related matters.

Contact Sunshine Asia for Study MBBS in China

Sunshine Asia is a reputable organization offering opportunities to study MBBS in China. They provide comprehensive guidance and support to students aspiring to pursue medical degrees in Chinese universities. To contact Sunshine Asia, visit their official website where you can find detailed information about the MBBS programs, admission procedures, and eligibility criteria. You can also reach out to them via email or phone for personalized assistance. For Contact Email us : info@sunshineasia.net or Visit here- www.sunshineasia.net .

[uimbbsabroad]

Overview of MBBS Abroad

Pursuing an MBBS degree abroad is becoming a more popular choice for students around the world. This trend is fueled by a variety of causes, including strong demand for medical professionals, a scarcity of seats at local medical colleges, and the allure of studying in a foreign country. This comprehensive overview examines the motives, benefits, obstacles, and considerations for students interested in pursuing an MBBS degree abroad.

Motivations for Studying MBBS Abroad: Limited Seats and High Competition: Many nations, particularly India, have fewer medical education seats than applicants. Because to the tremendous competition, many students seek possibilities abroad, where the admissions procedure may be less strict and acceptance rates greater.

Quality of Education: Many overseas medical universities are well-known for their high educational standards, cutting-edge research facilities, and experienced professors. Some of the world's top medical schools are located in countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Russia, China, and the Philippines.

Global Exposure: Studying abroad allows students to encounter new cultures, languages, and healthcare systems. This worldwide experience can improve their adaptability, communication skills, and general medical knowledge, resulting in well-rounded practitioners.

Affordability: In certain nations, medical education is substantially less expensive than private medical colleges in the home country. In addition, several colleges provide scholarships and financial aid to international students.

Advanced Infrastructure and equipment: Foreign colleges frequently boast cutting-edge infrastructure and medical equipment, giving students firsthand experience in modern medical treatments.

Popular destinations for MBBS abroad

United States: The United States is home to some of the world's most prestigious medical schools, including Harvard Medical School, Johns Hopkins University, and Stanford University. The medical school system in the United States is well-regarded, but it is also one of the most competitive and costly. The process consists of completing an undergraduate degree followed by medical school.

The United Kingdom has a long history of medical education and provides internationally recognized degrees. Medical programs are well-known at universities such as Oxford, Cambridge, and Imperial College London. The admissions process includes passing tests such as the UK Clinical Aptitude Test (UKCAT) and the BioMedical Admissions Test (BMAT).

Russia is a popular destination for Indian students because of its low tuition fees and good educational standards. Universities such as Moscow State University and St. Petersburg State University have English-medium programs, making them accessible to overseas students.

China has emerged as a top destination for medical education thanks to low tuition and world-class infrastructure. The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Medical Council of India (MCI) recognize universities such as Peking University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University.

Philippines: The Philippines is another economical option for medical education, particularly for students from Southeast Asia. The medium of instruction is English, and colleges adhere to the American education system. The University of Santo Tomas and the University of the Philippines are prominent options.

Benefits of Studying MBBS Abroad High-Quality Education: Many overseas universities provide tough and comprehensive medical programs that meet international standards. Students acquire information and abilities that are recognized worldwide.

Cultural Diversity: Studying abroad exposes students to a variety of cultures and ideas, broadening their worldview and improving their interpersonal skills.

Language Proficiency: Studying in countries where English is the primary language or is widely spoken allows students to develop their language skills, which is useful in both their professional and personal lives.

Better work chances: An international degree might lead to worldwide work chances. Graduates of reputable overseas colleges frequently have an advantage in the labor market because of their diversified education and experience.

Research and Innovation: Foreign institutions frequently prioritize research and innovation, giving students the opportunity to participate in cutting-edge medical research and contribute to breakthroughs in the field.

Challenges of Studying MBBS Abroad

Cultural and Language Barriers: International students may face difficulty adjusting to a new culture and language. It may take some time to adjust to new social standards, eating habits, and communication methods.

Cost of Living: Although tuition costs may be low, the cost of living in some countries can be substantial. Students must budget for housing, food, transportation, and other living expenditures.

Degree Recognition: It is critical to guarantee that any medical degree received abroad is acknowledged by the home country's medical council or regulatory authority. Graduates may need to take extra exams before practicing medicine back home.

Homesickness and loneliness: Being separated from family and friends can cause feelings of homesickness and loneliness. Establishing a support network and maintaining contact with loved ones is critical for emotional well-being.

Visa and Legal Issues: Navigating the visa application procedure and meeting the host country's legal requirements can be complicated and time-consuming. Students must follow all regulations to prevent legal problems.

Before applying to a foreign university, prospective students should ensure that the institution is accredited and recognized by relevant medical authorities and organizations.

Curriculum and Language of Instruction: Understanding the curriculum and medium of instruction is critical. Some colleges provide English-medium programs, whilst others may require knowledge in the native language.

Entrance tests and eligibility standards vary by country and university. Students should thoroughly research the criteria and plan accordingly.

Financial planning requires estimating the whole cost of education, which includes tuition, living expenses, and travel expenditures. Students should look into scholarships and financial aid possibilities.

Post-Graduation Opportunities: Understanding post-graduate opportunities, like as residency programs, job prospects, and the procedure of practicing medicine in the host or home country, is essential for career planning.

Conclusion Pursuing an MBBS degree overseas can be a transformative experience, providing high-quality education, global exposure, and a wide range of employment prospects. However, it also presents a number of hurdles, including cultural adaption, financial considerations, and regulatory constraints. To make informed judgments, aspiring students must perform extensive study, meticulous planning, and seek advice from educational advisors and alumni. With careful planning and determination, studying MBBS abroad can lead to a successful and rewarding medical career.

[dreamstareducon]

Australia Immigration Consultants

Australian immigration consultants play a crucial role in guiding individuals and families through the complex process of immigrating to Australia. These consultants are well-versed in the various visa categories, eligibility criteria, and documentation requirements set forth by the Australian government. They Provide valuable assistance in assessing the most suitable visa options based on clients’ qualifications, skills, and personal circumstances. Additionally, immigration consultants offer support in preparing and submitting visa applications, ensuring compliance with immigration laws and regulations. Their expertise helps streamline the immigration process, Offering peace of mind to clients as they embark on their journey to relocate to Australia.

Australia has emerged as one of the most sought-after study destinations for Indians in the past decade. With numerous world-class educational institutions offering programs in diverse fields, over 3 lakh overseas students pursue higher education in Australia every year. The country boasts a world-class education curriculum and infrastructure, with 7 Australian universities consistently ranking in the world’s top 100.

The remarkable reputation of the Australian education system opens up global career prospects for students. The nation’s high standards of teaching, advanced facilities, unmatched student exposure, and quality lifestyle make it an obvious choice for international students.

Reasons to Study in Australia for Indian Students

World-class education Australia, despite its sparse population and fewer universities, hosts 7 out of the top 100 universities globally. Australian universities regularly feature in prestigious rankings like QS World University Rankings, Times Higher Education Rankings, and the Shanghai Jiao Tong Academic Ranking of World Universities.

Great diversity in course options Studying in Australia offers a plethora of choices, whether you aim for top-notch teaching or cutting-edge research. With over 22,000 high-quality courses and programs available across 1,100 institutions, there’s something for everyone.

Universally recognized degrees Did you know Australia has produced 15 Nobel laureates? Degrees from Australian universities hold global recognition. Over 2.5 million international students worldwide have studied in Australia, including some of the world’s brightest minds.

Part-Time Work Rights Australia allows students to work part-time while studying, helping to offset living costs. International students can work up to 20 hours per week during semesters and full-time during university holidays. These jobs often offer flexible hours to accommodate class schedules.

Numerous Scholarship Opportunities You can apply for scholarships in Australia based on courses and universities.

A Safe, Multicultural Environment Australia is renowned for its safety and multicultural society. Melbourne has been rated the world’s most livable city, while Sydney has been recognized as the friendliest. These accolades reflect Australia’s diverse student population and high quality of life.

Great Place to Visit Alongside Your Education in Australia Australia boasts over 500 national parks and 19 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Explore the Great Barrier Reef through scuba diving or swim with whale sharks at Ningaloo Reef. The country offers countless opportunities for exploration and adventure.

Easier Visa Norms Getting an Australian study visa is relatively straightforward compared to visas for the US and the UK. The Australian government introduced a simplified student visa framework (SSVF) on 1st July 2016, streamlining visa subclasses under a single platform (subclass 500).

Relatively Lower Cost of Education Australia offers one of the most affordable education options among leading global education hubs. Tuition fees and living costs are notably lower compared to the US and the UK while maintaining a high standard of living.

Education in Australia

Tertiary Education

Tertiary education in Australia encompasses higher education (universities) and vocational education and training institutes (VET and TAFE colleges). Classes typically include large-group lectures and small-group tutorials.

Qualifications Offered

Australia uses the Australian Qualifications Framework (AQF), regulated by the Australian Government. It ensures consistent quality across different levels of education, allowing students to progress seamlessly between levels and institutions, provided they meet student visa requirements.

The AQF levels for higher education qualifications granted by Australian institutions include:

VET Education or Diploma Course (Year 1 – Leading to Degree – Bachelors Direct into 2nd Year)

Diploma

Associate Degree

Advanced Diploma

Undergraduate Courses

Bachelor’s Degree (MBBS in Australia etc.)

Bachelor’s Degree (honors)

Post-Graduate Courses

Master’s Degree (extended)

Master’s Degree (coursework)

Master’s Degree (research)

Doctorate

Vocational and Technical Schools

Australia offers Vocational and Technical Education known as TAFE and VET through various institutes. These institutions provide short courses, certificate courses, diplomas, and advanced diplomas aimed at training students in specific vocations or preparing them for the workplace.

Top Universities for Study in Australia

Australia is home to a total of 43 universities, of which 40 are public, 2 are international universities, and 1 is private. The country boasts some of the world’s most prestigious and highly-ranked universities. According to the latest QS World University Rankings, 35 Australian universities feature in the top 500 universities worldwide, with 6 of them ranking in the top 100.

TOP 10 UNIVERSITIES FOR FOREIGN STUDY IN AUSTRALIA ARE:

Australian National University (ANU)

University of Melbourne

University of Sydney

The University of New South Wales

University of Queensland (UQ)

Monash University

University of Western Australia (UWA)

University of Adelaide

Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT)

The University of Wollongong

Top Courses to Study in Australia for Indian Students

Australian universities offer a wide array of courses and programs catering to student’s interests, whether at the undergraduate or postgraduate level. Here are some popular fields of study:

Different degree courses offered by Australian universities:

Arts and Design: Literature, History, Psychology, Foreign Language Studies, Communications, Philosophy, Public Relations

Education: Education Studies, Special Education, Accountancy Teaching

Engineering and Technology: Chemical, Automotive, Civil, Telecommunications, Mechanical, Aeronautical, Mining, Environmental, Electrical, Electronics, Structural, Industrial, General Engineering, Computer, Mechatronics

Hospitality and Tourism: Hotel Management, Commercial Cookery, Tourism Management

Mathematics and Computing: Computer Science, Mathematics and Statistics, Computer-Based Information System

Health Sciences: Nursing, Physiotherapy, Nutrition, Veterinary Science, Environmental Health, Public Health, Personal and Family Health Care, Pharmacy

Science: Pharmacology, Environmental Science, Chemistry

Visual and Performing Arts: Art, Fashion Design, Music, Crafts, Performing Arts, Graphic Arts

Agriculture: Agriculture Science, Forestry, Horticulture, Biotechnology

Law and Business Administration: Economics, HR, Accounting, Commerce, Marketing, Management, Administration

Study Abroad in Australia: When and How to Apply

Know more about Australian Student visa information

Applications for overseas education in Australian Universities are accepted throughout the year. Most universities have two intakes per academic session, typically in February and July or November, depending on the university’s academic calendar.

It’s advisable to apply as early as possible because the visa process can take between 1 day to 12 weeks. For the February intake, aim to complete and submit your application by mid-November to late December, depending on the university. For the July intake, complete your application by May.

Australian Academic Intakes:

Foundation Courses: Duration is 1 year with intake in February (varies by university).

Vocational Education and Training (VET) Courses: Duration is 6 months to 1 year with intakes in January, May, June, and October at TAFE Institutions.

Undergraduate Courses: Duration is 3 years (4 years for honors) with intakes in February, July, and November (varies by university).

Postgraduate/Masters Courses: Duration is 1-2 years with intakes in March (varies by university), February, July, and November.

Doctoral Degrees: Duration is 3-4 years with year-round intake based on supervisor or project availability.

Eligibility Criteria for Admission in Australian Universities

The general eligibility criteria for applications to Australian universities are outlined below:

English Language Proficiency:

All applicants must demonstrate proficiency in English through a recognized English language test. Minimum scores generally accepted by Australian universities are:

Undergraduate programs: Minimum IELTS band score of 6 with no band less than 6.0.

Postgraduate programs: Minimum IELTS band score of 6.5 with no band less than 6.0.

Academic Requirements:

Undergraduate Study in Australia

Completion of high school certificate or Year 12 school education.

Minimum academic scores of 60% or above in Year 12.

Mathematics at the Year 12 level may be required for some science and technology courses.

Postgraduate Study in Australia

Completion of a recognized undergraduate degree or equivalent (typically 15 years of education).

Strong academic background.

Some universities may require relevant work experience, particularly for MBA programs.

Document Checklist for Applying to Australian Universities

Here is a list of documents typically required for university applications:

For Undergraduate Programs:

Higher Secondary School Mark Sheet and Passing Certificate

Passport Copy

IELTS/TOEFL/PTE Score (whichever is applicable)

Statement of Purpose

Portfolio of Work (for courses in art, design, etc.)

Australian universities generally take between 2 days to 4 weeks to process student applications.

Students are advised to apply as early as possible.

Student Life in Australia

Australia is renowned for its multicultural and safe environment, offering ample opportunities for students to learn, grow, and explore.

Safety for International Students Studying in Australia

Australia is considered one of the safest countries for international students, with a low crime rate and strict laws against firearms and drugs. Universities provide comprehensive support services to international students, including academic and administrative assistance, medical support, and student welfare programs.

Support services typically include:

Language tuition

International student counselors

Visa application and processing assistance

On-arrival orientation programs

Health, counseling, lodging, and employment service

FAQS

How much will it cost to study in Australia?

The cost of studying in Australia can vary depending on several factors such as the level of study, type of institution, and location. Generally, tuition fees are different for undergraduate and postgraduate studies. There are various scholarship options, bursaries, and education loans available to help students finance their studies in Australia.

Is Australia cheap to study?

Australia is not typically considered a cheap destination for studying due to its relatively high cost of living and tuition fees compared to some other countries.

Is Australia costly for Indian students?

For Indian students, Australia may not be the most economical option due to higher living expenses and tuition fees. However, with careful budgeting and possibly leveraging scholarships and financial aid, students can manage their expenses effectively.

Do I need IELTS to study in Australia?

Yes, in most cases, international students are required to take the IELTS exam to demonstrate their English language proficiency for admission to Australian higher education institutions. Some universities may accept other recognized English proficiency tests besides IELTS, so it’s advisable to check the specific requirements of the universities you are applying to.

[argroupofedu5]

Exploring MBBS in China: Opportunities and Benefits

Are you dreaming of becoming a doctor? Pursuing MBBS in China could be the perfect choice for you! China, with its advanced academic infrastructure, rich culture, and affordable education, offers a great opportunity for ambitious medical students. Let’s find out why studying MBBS in China is a great decision and how you can embark on this exciting journey.

Why choose China for MBBS?

China has become a popular destination for international students, especially those who wish to study medicine. Here are some of the reasons:

High-quality education: Chinese medical universities are known for their high academic standards. Many of these universities are recognized by global medical bodies such as the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Medical Council of India (MCI). They offer a curriculum that combines theoretical knowledge with practical experience.

Affordable fees: The cost of studying MBBS in China is significantly lower than in many Western countries. This makes it an attractive option for students from different economic backgrounds.

Modern facilities: Chinese medical universities are equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories, libraries, and research facilities. This ensures that students get the best possible education and training.

Multicultural environment: China is home to students from all over the world. This multicultural environment helps students learn about different cultures and develop a global perspective.

English-medium programs: Many Chinese universities offer MBBS programs in English, making it easier for international students to adapt and excel in their studies.

Top Medical Universities in China

Here are some of the top universities where you can pursue MBBS in China:

Peking University Health Science Center: Known for its high academic standards and excellent faculty, Peking University offers a comprehensive MBBS program.

Fudan University: Fudan University in Shanghai is renowned for its medical education and research facilities. It attracts students from all over the world.

Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine: This university offers a strong MBBS program with an emphasis on clinical practice.

Zhejiang University School of Medicine: Located in Hangzhou, Zhejiang University is known for its high-quality education and research.

China Medical University: One of the oldest medical universities in China, it offers excellent medical education and training facilities.

Admission Process for MBBS in China

The admission process for MBBS in China is simple and student-friendly. Here is a step-by-step guide:

Eligibility Criteria: To be eligible, you must have completed your 10+2 education with Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English as core subjects. You must also obtain the minimum qualifying marks required by the university.

Application Process: You can apply directly to universities through their online portals. You will need to submit your academic transcripts, passport copy, and other required documents.

Entrance Exams: Some universities may require you to take an entrance exam or submit marks of standardised tests like NEET (for Indian students).

Admission letter: Once you meet the eligibility criteria and pass the entrance exam (if required), you will receive an admission letter from the university.

Visa application: After receiving the admission letter, you will need to apply for a student visa. The university usually assists students with the visa application process.

Arrival and orientation: After obtaining the visa, you can travel to China. Most universities organise orientation programs to help students settle in and get familiar with the campus and facilities.

Life as an MBBS Student in China

Studying MBBS in China is not just limited to studies; it is a holistic experience:

Campus Life: Chinese universities offer comfortable accommodation options for international students. The campuses are equipped with modern facilities such as libraries, laboratories, sports facilities and more.

Cultural Experience: Living in China gives you a chance to explore its rich culture and heritage. You can visit historical sites, try traditional Chinese cuisine and participate in cultural festivals.

Clinical Training: Chinese medical universities emphasise practical training. You will get opportunities to gain practical experience through clinical rotations at affiliated hospitals.

Supportive Environment: Universities in China offer a supportive environment for international students. From academic support to extracurricular activities, you will have access to various resources to help you succeed.

Career Opportunities: After completing your MBBS in China and passing the required licensing exams, you can pursue various career paths. You can continue your studies, work in hospitals or even start your own practice.

Conclusion

Pursuing MBBS in China is a great opportunity for anyone who wishes to become a doctor. With its high-quality education, affordable fees, modern facilities and multicultural environment, China offers an ideal place to study medicine. Remember to stay focused, work hard and make the most of the opportunities that come your way. Best of luck on your journey to becoming a successful doctor!