Students will take classes in general education and basic science including Chinese characters, English, Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Genetics, and Managerial Guidance during the 2-year premedical course, followed by a 4-year medical course consisting of the basic medical subjects including anatomy, biochemistry, pathology, physiology, and clinical subjects for theory and practice. The clinical practice and practical training education offered in eight affiliated hospitals will enable students to combine theory and practical affairs.

The OMNIBUS OMNIA curriculum can be characterized by its combination of basic clinical systemic education, increased emphasis on Medical Humanities and Social Science, student-oriented education and CELL (study groups). The curriculum consists of basic clinical systemic education which is a combination of morning classes (mainly lectures) with small group discussions and afternoon classes using a range of teaching measures such as discussion and practice including PBL, Clinical Skill, Clinical Experience, and other optional classes for the first two years, and clinical a practice courses for the 3rd and 4th years of the course.