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Originally Posted by kakaislegend
they dont care what bachelor you have as long as you have a bachelor, you can continue studying medicine.
So....I guess you are right about Japanese medical terminology...damn that part really scared me....
But going to Uni in Japan would be extremely hard,I was thinking of taking a Japanese Major here so I would be fluent....(3 years of uni) however I gues they wont teach me japanese medical terminology lol
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Actually, if that's the case, you would not even qualify for "taking" the Japanese license exam.
You have to meet the prerequisites listed here in order to apply for the license.
http://www.mhlw.go.jp/topics/2005/10/tp1005-1.html
You have to have 4500 hours of "specialized education", and in terms of Japanese skills, you need to have 日本語能力試験1級.