Are you interested in studying medicine at university? Then if so, this unit is for you. It introduces a number of the factors that you need to think about when applying to study medicine, and outlines some of the particular advantages of studying medicine bilingually at university.
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Syllabus
- Studying medicine bilingually
- How do I apply for medicine?
- Have you considered studying medicine through the medium of Welsh?
- Acknowledgements
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Vivian D'SouzaThe topics described are of relevance to the wales community as speaking both welsh and English can be of great benefit for the patients as well as for the growth of International Medicines in the Market for the prosperity of the people of wales. Speakers of both Welsh and English have an advantage to input more ideas in group meeting and also other clinical activities like ADR monitoring, prescription audits etc. It also helps the patients because of some of the terms that may be lost during direct translation.
