Shanghai Jiao Tong Medical School, Shanghai (China)

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- Outgoing University of Sydney Independent Learning Activity students to Shanghai Jiao Tong
- Incoming Shanghai PBL students to University of Sydney
Outgoing non-elective University of Sydney students to Shanghai Jiao Tong
Number of places: Up to two University of Sydney students will be nominated to represent the Faculty under this scheme.
Institution: As part of the partnership between the University of Sydney Faculty of Medicine and Shanghai Jiao Tong Medical School, students can undertake a non-elective placement at the Renji Hospital Shanghai. Students will be paired with a local medical student who studies within the English language stream of their program and it is hoped that there will be opportunities to learn something of Chinese language, culture and Traditional Chinese Medicine.
There is a wealth of information about our strong relationship with Shanghai Jiao Tong University and joint research and teaching activities on the East Asia section of our website.
Language: Mandarin Chinese language skills are useful but not essential for this placement. Information on language courses available through the University of Sydney can be found on our resources pages.
Duration: The placement will be for four weeks.
Other: We suggest you read the Impressions section of this site to learn about the experiences of previous students.
Applying: Please consult these pages for details on applying for a placement and scholarship support.
Resources: Our resources pages provide some valuable material on your health and safety and on some of the medical conditions and environments you may come across while on placement.
General enquiries for University of Sydney students:
Rhondda Glasson
Executive Officer
Học Mãi - Australia VietNam Medical Foundation
Office for Global Health
Sydney Medical School
Email:
Academic-related enquiries for University of Sydney students:
Professor Merrilyn Walton
Associate Dean (International)
Sydney Medical School
Email:
Incoming Shanghai PBL students to University of Sydney
Up to two students will be nominated to attend one block of PBL teaching (Respiratory Block) during July-August 2012.
In 2008, Tu Lin and Huang Xioajun completed the respiratory block at the University of Sydney. In 2009, it was Kong Yibin and Yu Qi and in 2010 Du Feng-Zhou and Jin Shi. In 2011 we welcomed Ma Siyu and Qian Shuiiao.
It is suggested that interested students from Shanghai Jiao Tong should browse through the following websites to become familiar with the city of Sydney and the Sydney Medical School.
- The City of Sydney
- University of Sydney
- Sydney Medical School
- Australia’s First University (video)
- Office for Global Health
Information about Australia’s Health can be found at www.aihw.gov.au
We also have some Impressions from students of their experiences in Sydney.
Please consult the visitor’s guide on the Office for Global Health web pages for useful information about living in Sydney.
For further information about both types of placements, contact:
Professor Zhang Yong
Director of the International Exchange Office
Shanghai Jiao Tong University Medical School
Email:


