CUHK Medical School
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The CUHK hosts one of the two medical schools in Hong Kong, the University of Hong Kong hosts the other medical program. It offers an array of programs including the 6-years double degree undergraduate medical course, nursing degree, and other postgraduate research degrees. Graduates from the CUHK Medical School are awarded the MB ChB, an equivalent degree offered by HKU is the MBBS Hong Kong's Prince of Wales Hospital and other regional hospitals are affiliated with CUHK Medical School, with Prince of Wales Hospital being the faculty's teaching facility and its base of research.
History
The CUHK Faculty of Medicine admitted its first batch of medical students in 1981. United Christian and Kowloon Hospital was the teaching facility of the Faculty prior to the opening of the Prince of Wales Hospital in 1984. Intercalated Bachelor of Medical Science Degree was first introduced in 1989. The Bachelor of Pharmacy program was later introduced in 1992. The post-registration and undergraduate Bachelor of Nursing degrees were introduced in 1991 and 1995 respectively, and MPhil in Nursing was introduced in 1993. The department of Nursing was re-named as the Nethersole School of Nursing in 2002.Highlights of Important Milestones
Administration
The first full-time Dean of Faculty of Medicine, Professor G. H. Choa, was appointed in 1977. Currently, the Dean of Faculty of Medicine is Professor FOK, Tai Fai, MBBS (HK); DCH (Lond.); MD (CUHK); MRCP (UK), FRCPEd; FRCPCH; FHKAM (Paediatrics); FHKCPaed.
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