Fujian Medical University

At a glance.

Fujian Medical University offers medical education in Fuzhou across its Qishan and Wushan campuses. English-taught programmes include six-year Clinical Medicine and five-year Stomatology. Clinical Medicine combines basic and clinical medicine with practical skills. Stomatology follows its own programme of oral medicine and medical subjects.

Programmes.

The main eligibility and document checklist covers Clinical Medicine / MBBS. FirstLiners confirms the separate requirements for another degree.

What you pay.

The fee plans below cover Clinical Medicine / MBBS. Tuition for the other listed degrees is shown with each programme; their accommodation and additional charges need a separate FirstLiners payment plan.

• Tuition prepayment: RMB7,000, credited to tuition. It is part of the RMB35,000 annual tuition, not an extra fee.
• Books, meals, healthcare, utilities, internet and residence-permit charges are separate. Budget RMB 800 per person per year for medical insurance.

These amounts are a study planning guide. Follow your FirstLiners written payment plan and issued university invoice.

Scholarship options.

• Main scholarships

  Fujian Provincial Government Scholarship: RMB 35,000 per academic year, with limited places. Outstanding International Students: RMB 35,000, 15,000, 10,000 or 5,000 per academic year. Freshmen must rank within the top 30% of self-funded applicants; prior results carry 30% and entrance examination 70% of selection.

• Awards during study

  Da Bo: RMB 3,000 per academic year. Excellent Intern: RMB 2,000. Academic Progress: RMB 1,000. Chinese Learning: RMB 600–1,400 at the relevant HSK level. Each award has its own selection requirements; the study fee subtotal is shown before scholarship awards.

Scholarships depend on eligibility, selection and any required review. Plan for the full fees until an award is granted; fee subtotals do not include scholarship deductions.

Entry requirements.

• Age, health and qualification

  Normally aged 18–30, applicants must hold a high-school qualification or equivalent, be non-Chinese and physically and mentally healthy, without colour blindness or colour weakness.

• School results

  Mathematics must be at least 70/100, with at least 70/100 in Physics or Chemistry. A university-recognised foundation programme is the alternative academic route.

• English

  IELTS Academic 6.0 with each band at least 5.0; TOEFL iBT 70 with each section at least 15; or an accepted equivalent. Native English or wholly English-medium previous education may qualify for exemption, with school-issued English grades or instruction-language evidence.

• Assessment

  Interview score must reach 70/100. The written examination covers English, Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Mathematics; an accepted valid CSCA Mathematics plus Physics or Chemistry report replaces it.

• Nationality

  Relevant Chinese-origin applicants need four years of foreign nationality and two years abroad in the preceding four years to 30 April of the intake year.

• CSCA Mathematics plus Physics or Chemistry may replace the university written examination when accepted.
• Tuition prepayment counts toward tuition and is generally non-refundable.
• Bring original application records and printed admission and visa documents to registration.
• Age 18–30; high-school graduation; no colour blindness or colour weakness.
• IELTS 6.0, each band at least 5.0; TOEFL 70, each section at least 15; or accepted equivalent. Native-English or prior English-taught evidence may qualify for exemption.
• Mathematics at least 70%, plus Physics or Chemistry at least 70%; interview at least 70%. CSCA Mathematics plus Physics or Chemistry can replace the university written examination, while CSCA also appears in the document checklist.

Documents to prepare.

Prepare this checklist with FirstLiners for the named medical programme. Keep originals and any required translations or certification ready for registration.

• Passport

  Provide FirstLiners with a clear information-page scan of your valid passport.

• Diploma

  Provide your highest qualification. Current students may initially provide FirstLiners with a school-issued current-enrolment or expected-graduation certificate. The required original qualification must be available at registration.

• Transcripts

  Provide complete transcripts with all course results for the preceding qualification. Use Chinese or English records, with notarised English translations where required.

• Photo

  For the application, provide a two-inch, bareheaded identification photograph with a blue background. Registration photographs have a separate white-background requirement.

• Financial guarantee

  Complete the university’s Financial Guarantee Letter and supply evidence of personal, family, government or guarantor funding.

• Physical examination

  Completed Foreigner Physical Examination Form in Chinese or English.

• Language evidence

  Provide qualifying English-test evidence or school-issued English grades/instruction-language proof for an accepted exemption. IELTS requires overall 6.0 and each band 5.0; TOEFL requires 70 and each section 15.

• Non-criminal record

  Provide the required non-criminal-record certificate.

• CSCA report

  Mathematics plus Physics or Chemistry. An accepted report may replace the university written examination.

• Registration admission and visa copies

  Bring three printed copies each of the admission letter and JW201/JW202, the original passport, and three copies each of its information, latest entry-stamp and X1 visa pages.

• Registration originals, photographs and payment

  Bring the original highest qualification and physical-examination record, with three copies each, plus three two-inch white-background photographs. Non-Chinese-Government-Scholarship students provide tuition/accommodation receipts; comprehensive medical insurance is required. Bring original transcripts, language certificates and other required supporting records; missing required originals can lead to cancellation of admission.

Application and arrival

• Apply through FirstLiners

  Send FirstLiners your full file. Complete the interview and accepted written-examination or CSCA route.

• Pre-admission payment

  After pre-admission, pay the application charge and tuition prepayment shown in the fee section. The prepayment counts toward tuition. These payments are generally non-refundable, including withdrawal or inability to register on time for personal reasons.

• Visa and arrival

  Use admission and JW202 documents for your X1 visa. Bring originals, printed admission/visa forms, payment evidence and insurance. FirstLiners sends the assigned reporting date and place.

A closer look.

Keep the essentials.