MUST requires non-local first- and second-year undergraduates to live in university dormitories and guarantees a place for non-local third-year undergraduates. The published dormitory rules do not provide one programme-wide room price in this packet; room type, availability and fee schedule should be selected as part of the applicant's documented cost plan.

No MBBS-specific meal plan or dietary-price schedule was identified in the reviewed official material. The cost plan therefore keeps food as a separate living-cost category instead of implying a university catering arrangement or a specific dietary option.

The Faculty is based within Macau University of Science and Technology. Its on-campus University Hospital is described by MUST as the Faculty's teaching arm, combining clinical, teaching and research support; published facilities include operating theatres, an ICU, imaging, laboratory diagnostics, endoscopy and haemodialysis services.

MUST's Student Affairs support menu includes counselling, group insurance and student-visa services. The programme record does not claim a safety ranking or a universal welfare outcome; it directs applicants to the relevant university service for the support that applies to their enrolment and residence status. Student Affairs publishes contacts for dormitory matters, counselling, scholarships, student visa and group insurance. The Faculty also states that it monitors the compulsory internship through clinical-experience records and signed supervisor logbooks, providing an academic follow-up mechanism during the final training year.

MUST requires non-local first- and second-year undergraduates to live in university dormitories and guarantees a place for non-local third-year undergraduates. The published dormitory rules do not provide one programme-wide room price in this packet; room type, availability and fee schedule should be selected as part of the applicant's documented cost plan.

No MBBS-specific meal plan or dietary-price schedule was identified in the reviewed official material. The cost plan therefore keeps food as a separate living-cost category instead of implying a university catering arrangement or a specific dietary option.

The Faculty is based within Macau University of Science and Technology. Its on-campus University Hospital is described by MUST as the Faculty's teaching arm, combining clinical, teaching and research support; published facilities include operating theatres, an ICU, imaging, laboratory diagnostics, endoscopy and haemodialysis services.

MUST's Student Affairs support menu includes counselling, group insurance and student-visa services. The programme record does not claim a safety ranking or a universal welfare outcome; it directs applicants to the relevant university service for the support that applies to their enrolment and residence status. Student Affairs publishes contacts for dormitory matters, counselling, scholarships, student visa and group insurance. The Faculty also states that it monitors the compulsory internship through clinical-experience records and signed supervisor logbooks, providing an academic follow-up mechanism during the final training year.