China Medical University campus scenery

School Profile:

China Medical University is the first medical school founded by the Communist Party of China and one of the earliest institutions founded by our party and army. Its predecessors were the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army Military Medical School and the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army Health School. It was founded in Ruijin, Jiangxi in 1931. In September 1940, it was renamed China Medical University. In November 1948, the former National Shenyang Medical College (formerly known as Manzhou Medical University, established in 1911 by the Japanese Nanman Railway Co., Ltd.) and the original private Liaoning Medical College (formerly Shengjing Medical University, established in 1883) were merged in Shenyang. Established by the Church of Scotland in England). China Medical University was formerly a higher education institution under the Ministry of Health. In 2000, it was changed to a school jointly established by the Ministry and the Province. Known as the "Cradle of the Red Doctor".

Location:

The school covers a total area of ​​3.29 million square meters (including 1.34 million square meters of land acquired for new campus construction). The existing building area is 743,000 square meters. The planned construction area of ​​the new campus in the first phase is 535,000 square meters (invested in 2005 use). Located at No. 92, Beierma Road, Heping District, Shenyang City, Liaoning Province. The school sponsors 10 national and provincial magazines. The Experimental Animal Department is the Liaoning Provincial Experimental Animal Center and the Liaoning Regional Experimental Animal Quality Inspection Center, and breeds 23 strains of experimental animals for teaching and scientific research at all levels. There are four general hospitals and two specialist hospitals affiliated to the school. It is an integrated system of departments and departments, with a total hospital bed capacity of 3,927.