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Title: Oncology
Post by: MissDE on October 09, 2009, 12:13:22 pm
How many years does it take a student to do a bachelor's degree in oncology (study of cancer)?
Title: Re: Oncology
Post by: MaNi_DaDuDe on November 22, 2009, 06:49:42 pm
My dad's a hematologist.

Well, you do your MBBS, your house job (internship), then residency and then sub-specialisation into Hematology/Oncology. In your case, Oncology.

My dad's the director of the hematology oncology subspecialty program at his hospital; so I have an idea but I am not 100% sure.

I want to be a hematologist or a cardiac surgeon when I grow up. :)
Title: Re: Oncology
Post by: MissDE on November 23, 2009, 01:25:00 pm

My dad's the director of the hematology oncology subspecialty program at his hospital; so I have an idea but I am not 100% sure.

I want to be a hematologist or a cardiac surgeon when I grow up. :)

I think this is a good answer!
Thx a lot for the information... :D

and it's really interesting to find someone who wishes to be a hematologist or a cardiac surgeon...

What uni are u thinking abt? I still didn't decide where to go..
Title: Re: Oncology
Post by: MaNi_DaDuDe on November 23, 2009, 01:27:21 pm
I still haven't decided myself. My head's full of different plans. . . :(
I am very confused.

Thanks, wish you best of luck with evth.

Where are you right now?

I may go to Canada (but 8 years = :X) / UAE / Australia? / stay in KSA orr last resort, Pakistan.
Title: Re: Oncology
Post by: MissDE on November 23, 2009, 01:30:29 pm
I still haven't decided myself. My head's full of different plans. . . :(
I am very confused.

Thanks, wish you best of luck with evth.

Where are you right now?

I may go to Canada (but 8 years = :X) / UAE / Australia? / stay in KSA orr last resort, Pakistan.


Exactly!
that's what I'm thinking abt... studying sth like hematologist, cardiac surgeon or oncology will definitely take a loooong time before being a specialist...


I'm thinking abt the UK... not sure tho...
Title: Re: Oncology
Post by: MaNi_DaDuDe on November 23, 2009, 01:36:45 pm

Exactly!
that's what I'm thinking abt... studying sth like hematologist, cardiac surgeon or oncology will definitely take a loooong time before being a specialist...


I'm thinking abt the UK... not sure tho...

UK? lol.

I thought about that earlier, but nahh. It is too bloody expensive, even with scholarships. The clinical side gets more expensive every year. I do not recommend UK for medicine, unless ofcourse you have quite a large budget.

I am thinking of UAE now, i have no idea though. My sister is still pushing on Canada but 8 years for just medicine is just retarded imo.

Like I said, I am still confused. :S
Title: Re: Oncology
Post by: M-H on June 16, 2010, 05:23:03 pm
My dad's a hematologist.

Well, you do your MBBS, your house job (internship), then residency and then sub-specialisation into Hematology/Oncology. In your case, Oncology.

My dad's the director of the hematology oncology subspecialty program at his hospital; so I have an idea but I am not 100% sure.

I want to be a hematologist or a cardiac surgeon when I grow up. :)
same here....a cardio:)
Title: Re: Oncology
Post by: ~Mimi~ on June 18, 2010, 03:53:35 pm
cool! me toooo :D! lol, what's the shortest MBBS program in the world :o? It's 5 years at Monash Uni in Australia.
Title: Re: Oncology
Post by: $tyli$h Executive on June 18, 2010, 04:34:34 pm
Monash got a campus in Malaysia too! Its nice and one of the top 50th universities!
Title: Re: Oncology
Post by: ~Mimi~ on June 18, 2010, 07:44:56 pm
yeah. I know :) When I posed the idea of studying from Malaysia's Monash uni instead of Australia's one to my parents, they suggested that a degree from "Australia" is more valuable/prestigious. Do you people believe in such "myths" ? ::)
Title: Re: Oncology
Post by: $tyli$h Executive on June 19, 2010, 06:50:45 am
I don't. The university is one of the top rankings full stop. The campus shouldn't matter