ENGLISH AS A KEY COMPONENT OF MEDICAL EDUCATION

Abstract

This paper examines the role of the English language as a fundamental component of modern medical education. In the context of globalization, rapid scientific progress, and international collaboration in healthcare, English has become the primary language of medical science, education, and professional communication. The study highlights the importance of English proficiency for medical students and professionals, focusing on access to scientific literature, academic mobility, clinical communication, and continuous professional development. The paper also discusses the challenges faced by non-native English speakers in medical education and emphasizes the need for effective English language training within medical curricula.