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University profile
Xinjiang Medical University
Xinjiang Medical University
Xinjiang Medical University is an international-student destination in Urumqi with undergraduate pathways connected to clinical medicine, public health, pharmacy, nursing, and regional medical studies.
Partially verifiedXinjiang, Xinjiang软科中国排名 医23
This school is currently a baseline international-student directory record. Program, tuition, website, housing, and requirements should be verified with the university admissions office. Source checked: 2026-06-01.
School information
Founded Year
To verify
Website
https://www.xjmu.edu.cn/
International Students
Accepts international students
City
Xinjiang
Data confidence
We do not present pending data as confirmed facts. Profiles are enriched through ranking, website, tuition, founding year, and review verification.
Ranking
Pending
Founded
Pending
Website
Available
Tuition
Pending
Reviews
Pending
Official application guide
Structured from the university's undergraduate application guide to help students compare ranking, cost, language, and application path quickly.
Source
Xinjiang Medical University international undergraduate admissions and international student office
Official university source or international application portal, checked 2026; annual undergraduate notice should be reconfirmed before submission.
Ranking and academic highlights
- Xinjiang Medical University offers undergraduate study options connected to clinical medicine, public health, pharmacy, nursing, and regional medical studies.
- Urumqi gives students a China study base with city, culture, travel, and internship context to compare before applying.
Cost snapshot
- application
- Application fees vary by university and must be confirmed in the current official notice.
- tuition
- Undergraduate tuition varies by major and language of instruction; confirm from the current official guide.
- insurance
- International students in China are normally required to purchase approved medical insurance; many universities list about CNY 800/year.
- accommodation
- Dormitory availability and fees vary by campus and room type; confirm before accepting admission.
Majors and degree programs
Bachelor, Master, PhD, and language-program data will continue to be expanded through the CMS.
MedicinePublic HealthPharmacyNursing
Campus photos and video
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Tuition and living cost
Tuition
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Dormitory
To verify
City living cost
$350-650/month
Living, travel, and careers around campus
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Food and daily rhythm
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Tourism and weekends
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Internships and careers
Internship and career information depends on Xinjiang industry links, major choice, language ability, and university partnerships.
Transport and safety
Transport and safety details should be checked against the latest university and city guidance.
Why students choose this destination
A real study-abroad decision combines the school, city, cost, travel experience, and career access.
Living cost
$350-650/month
Xinjiang's living cost affects budget, housing choice, and scholarship pressure.
Travel appeal
Urumqi / Silk Road
Urumqi, Silk Road, Energy are useful travel and culture signals for students considering Xinjiang.
Career access
Medicine / Public Health
Internship fit depends on Xinjiang's local industries, the student's major, language ability, and university partnerships.
Youth lifestyle
Urumqi / Silk Road / Energy
A strong study destination is not only classrooms; it should help students explore the city, meet people, and build real memories of China.
City and destination context
School choice is also about whether the city fits a student's lifestyle, travel interests, and career goals.
Xinjiang
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View cityXinjiang
Xinjiang is visually unforgettable and strategically important for energy, language, and westward routes.
View provinceScholarship programs
CSC
Chinese Government Scholarship
Competition: Very high
Coverage
Usually the strongest route: may include tuition waiver, accommodation subsidy, monthly stipend, and medical insurance depending on degree level and annual rules.
Eligibility
Strong academics, complete documents, suitable major, age and degree eligibility, language readiness, and official nomination or university review.
Renewal
Normally reviewed yearly by academic performance, attendance, conduct, and scholarship regulations.
Best for
Applicants with strong grades, clear study plan, complete documents, and enough time before the deadline.
CSC availability differs by school, degree, major, country channel, and year. Always verify the exact Type A / Type B route.
University
University Scholarship
Competition: Medium
Coverage
Usually a school-level tuition waiver, merit award, or partial scholarship. Some universities offer full or high-value freshman awards.
Eligibility
Academic merit, language readiness, application quality, interview result, and program fit.
Renewal
Usually based on yearly academic performance and conduct. Some awards are only for the first year.
Best for
Most bachelor and self-funded applicants because it is often the most practical route to reduce tuition pressure.
University scholarships are often easier to combine with a lower-cost city strategy, but exact coverage must be verified by program.
Application requirements
Eligibility
Undergraduate applicants are generally expected to be non-Chinese citizens with valid passports, good health, and high school graduation or equivalent qualifications. Age, nationality-document rules, guardian documents for minors, health checks, and no-criminal-record requirements vary by annual notice. For the 2026 intake, many Chinese universities require CSCA results for undergraduate applicants; applicants should confirm the subject list for this school and major.
Language
Chinese-taught undergraduate programs usually require an HSK certificate at the level specified by the program. English-taught undergraduate programs usually require IELTS, TOEFL, Duolingo, prior English-medium education proof, or an interview, depending on the university. Medical, art, architecture, and language-related programs may set additional portfolio, interview, science, or language thresholds.
Application path
Open the official source and confirm the current undergraduate program list, application deadline, CSCA requirements, tuition, and scholarship routes. Prepare passport, high school diploma or pre-graduation certificate, transcripts, language proof, physical examination, no-criminal-record certificate, and financial materials. Submit through the university's official international student application system or the portal linked from the international office. Track document review, interview or entrance assessment, scholarship decision, admission notice, JW form, visa, dormitory, and registration instructions.
Program notes
This is a source-traced first-pass undergraduate admissions profile for SilkStudy; exact annual PDF/prospectus details can be deepened school by school. Scholarships may include Chinese Government Scholarship, provincial/municipal scholarships, and university scholarships, but award level and eligibility must be verified for the target year. Students should compare language of instruction, city cost, campus location, internship access, scholarship probability, and visa timing before applying.
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