Southeast University School of Medicine is pretty good.

Southeast University School of Medicine is located on the banks of the beautiful Xuanwu Lake in Nanjing, in the city center where colleges and universities cluster.

The predecessor of the medical school was the Central University Medical School founded in 1935. It has since gone through important periods such as Nanjing University Medical School, the Fifth Military Medical University of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, and Nanjing Railway Medical College.

In 2012, the hospital was approved as one of the first batch of pilot universities in the country for the Excellent Doctor Education and Training Program, and undertook two pilot projects for the reform of the training model for top innovative medical talents and the pilot project for the reform of the five-year clinical medical talent training model.

According to the official website of the college in August 2015, the college has 20 departments, 15 research centers or institutes, 3 provincial and ministerial key laboratories, and more than 10 high-level clinical teaching bases.

The college has two departments. The Department of Basic Medicine includes bioengineering, pathogenic biology and immunology, genetics and developmental biology, biochemistry and molecular biology, pathology and pathophysiology, human body structure and neuroscience,

Physiology and pharmacology and other majors.

The Department of Clinical Medicine has internal medicine, surgery, obstetrics and gynecology, pediatrics, nursing, medical laboratory science, medical imaging, neuropsychiatry, oncology, critical care medicine and other clinical majors; dozens of teaching and research sections.

External exchanges of Southeast University School of Medicine: The school has established stable teaching and scientific research cooperation relationships with many internationally renowned medical institutions and universities in the United States, Canada, Denmark, Norway, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Belgium, and South Korea.

The college attaches special importance to cultivating outstanding students with an international perspective in an international cooperation environment. It has signed exchange and exchange agreements with many foreign universities in China to exchange undergraduates and graduate students for mutual learning and further study. Every year, nearly 20% of students have the opportunity to go to China.

Clinical internship and study tour exchanges lasting 1-3 months in famous foreign hospitals.

Every year, about 15 undergraduate and graduate students from the college receive funding from the China Scholarship Council to study for doctoral and master's degrees at top universities abroad in China, including Harvard University in the United States, Imperial College London, University of Toronto, Columbia University, and Heidelberg University in Germany.

Well-known universities.