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Life sciences · Journal article
Renal Failure · September 22, 2026
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Medical education systems vary widely across countries, yet the structure of medical and postgraduate training in China remains relatively unfamiliar to international readers. China has developed a relatively comprehensive pathway spanning undergraduate education, postgraduate programs, standardized residency training, and standardized specialty training, thereby shaping an evolving framework that aims to integrate clinical practice with scientific research. Within this framework, postgraduate nephrology education highlights both clinical training and research development. In recent years, Critical Care Nephrology has demonstrated notable strengths in the management of critical illness, blood purification, and multidisciplinary collaboration. This review provides an overview of the development, current status, and future trends in medical and postgraduate nephrology education in China, with a particular focus on the emerging role of Critical Care Nephrology.