Nearly 20 medical students from the 2021–2027 cohort officially began the 4th Medical Student Residency Examination at Phan Chau Trinh University on August 5, 2026.

The examination is designed to select outstanding students who demonstrate a solid foundation of knowledge, well-rounded skills, and a strong professional attitude for admission to the Medical Student Residency Program. Successful candidates will receive scholarships covering 30% to 60% of their final-year tuition fees. They will also participate in full-time hospital duty rotations and benefit from the hospitals’ preferential policies.
Leveraging its own network of hospitals, the University launched this program in 2023 to provide final-year students with early exposure to a residency-style clinical environment. Regular presence in the hospital enables students to sharpen their observational skills, strengthen clinical reasoning, adapt to the pace of real-world medical practice, and develop the professional conduct expected of future doctors.
To date, the program has become an exclusive opportunity for medical students at Phan Chau Trinh University. It is one of several advantages available to students throughout their studies at PCTU:
The University–Hospital model creates close connections among classroom learning, simulation-based training, research, and clinical practice.
Students become familiar with the hospital environment early through observation, communication, history-taking, and the development of appropriate professional conduct toward patients. In subsequent years, they undertake clinical rotations and practical training at multiple hospitals within and beyond the University’s healthcare network.
Before encountering real clinical situations, students practice repeatedly using medical models and simulated scenarios. This process helps strengthen their technical skills, teamwork, and professional confidence.
The Medical Student Residency Program enables capable students to deepen their professional knowledge, gain more clinical exposure, and prepare more effectively for medical practice after graduation.
The University’s stable tuition policy enables students and their families to plan their finances proactively throughout the six-year medical program.
We wish all students the very best in the examination. Let us look forward to discovering which outstanding candidates will be announced at the upcoming Opening Ceremony of the 2026–2027 academic year, alongside the new students of the K.26 cohort.
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