July 12, 2025 - 21:40
SEOUL - South Korean medical students, who staged a walkout last year in opposition to the government's proposal to expand medical school admissions, have announced their intention to return to campus. The students expressed their concerns regarding the quality of medical education and the potential dilution of training standards that could result from increasing the number of admissions.
In a statement, the student representatives emphasized the need for urgent reforms in the education system to ensure that future healthcare professionals are adequately prepared to meet the demands of the medical field. They highlighted that simply increasing the number of graduates would not address the underlying issues within the healthcare system, including the need for improved training and resources.
As they prepare to resume their studies, the students are calling on the government to engage in meaningful dialogue regarding the future of medical education in South Korea. They hope that their return to classes will mark a new chapter in advocating for a more equitable and effective healthcare system.
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