Dermatology requirements

For dermatology residency, admission requirements typically include a medical degree (MD) from an accredited university, a year of internship in dermatology, and for international applicants, TOEFL or IELTS test scores to demonstrate high levels of academic English proficiency

Medical specialisations like dermatology are popular professional qualifications for aspiring doctors

We take a closer look at what it takes to become a dermatologist and practice in the field

A degree in medicine is often a sought-after qualification for international students

It covers topics such as genetics, cellular biology, and physiology, all of which are relevant to dermatology

Chemistry: Chemistry is another important subject for aspiring dermatologists, as it provides a foundation in organic and inorganic chemistry, which is relevant to understanding how drugs and other treatments work on the body