Everything You Need To Know About Studying MBBS In Philippines

 

The Philippines is divided into three geological zones: Mindanao, Luzon, and the Visayas. The country’s topography includes rolling hills, lush woodlands, agriculture and coastline that make it one of the world’s most biologically diverse regions.

Why students want to study MBBS in Philippines?

For years, the Philippines has been an excellent alternative to other countries when it comes to studying medicine. The quality of education is excellent and the cost is much more affordable.

·         Medical universities in the Philippines are the most affordable in the world, with tuition costs at less than half of what they are in the United States.

·         The Philippines' educational system is patterned after the educational system of the United States, with English as the language of instruction.

·         There is a high literacy rate in the Philippines (more than 93 percent)

·         The Philippines is a populous English-speaking country in Asia and the fifth-largest English-speaking country in the world.

Courses Available in Philippines Medical Universities:

The medical degree in the Philippines is known as an MD. The degree takes six years to complete, and a student must complete a one-year internship. The first 16 months of the degree are dedicated to earning a Bachelor of Science, followed by four years of medical science training and two years of clinical rotations.

The M.D. program is divided into three stages. The Pre-Medicine program is followed by the first stage, which lasts for three years, and then the second stage lasts for a year. During each stage, students study pre-clinical, para-clinical and clinical disciplines such as general medicine and surgery, pediatrics and obstetrics, ENT and so on. In the last year of the medical program, clinical training takes place at linked institutions.

MBBS Syllabus in the Philippines:

The curriculum at Philippine medical universities is divided into two parts: theory and practical. Students need to have a firm grasp on the material in the first three years of their MBBS program before they can begin to work on more advanced concepts. Throughout their studies, students will be able to participate in internships and practical training.

Career Scope After MBBS in Philippines:

The Philippine higher education system ensures that students are well prepared for their careers. The country's students have many opportunities to further their studies abroad, and may return home after graduation to work in India or pursue further postgraduate studies at one of the Philippine’s’ universities.