Admissions by selection

Qualification: Applicants should normally hold, or be in the process of obtaining, a bachelor’s degree or an equivalent qualification.

1. Required documents:
1. University academic transcript
2. Two letters of recommendation
3. Study plan or research proposal
4. Related course work reports or research findings
5. Other supporting documents
2. Methods and items:
1. Preliminary test: Document review
2. Secondary test: Candidates must pass the preliminary test before they can take the oral exam.

Admissions by examination

1. Qualifications:
• Group A: Candidates should hold a bachelor's degree in an area of medicine, public health or related disciplines conferred upon them by a public or legally-registered independent university, college or institute; or an overseas university approved by the Ministry of Education.
• Group B: Candidates should hold a bachelor’s degree in an area other than medicine, public health or related disciplines conferred upon them by a public or legally-registered independent university, college or institute; or an overseas university approved by the Ministry of Education.
2. Methods and items:
1. Written examination:
• Group A: 1.Health Administration; 2.Epidemiology
• Group B: 1.the Introduction to Social Welfare; 2.Sociology
2. ii. Oral examination

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