The medical education market is hovered to rise by $173.36 billion during 2022-2026, accelerating at a CAGR of 16.95 percent during the forecast period. The report on the medical education market delivers a holistic analysis of market size and forecast, growth drivers, challenges, trends, and vendor analysis covering around 25 vendors.

The report provides an up-to-date analysis of the existing global market scenario, the latest trends and drivers, and the across-the-board market environment. The market is propelled by an increase in the number of online medical education programmes, the origin of visual technologies in medical education, and the advancement in organic growth.

The medical education market analysis includes the courses as well as the learning methods segments and geographic landscape.

The medical education market is subdivided as below:

• Courses


• Graduate courses


• Certifications and training


• Post-graduate courses

By Learning Methods

• Blended learning


• Online learning

By Geographical Landscape

• North America


• Europe


• APAC


• South America


• MEA

This study determines the elevation in organic growth as one of the premium reasons driving the medical education market evolution during the next few years. Also, the boost in partnerships between medical universities and associations and the growth in the number of medical boot camps will lead to considerable demand in the market.

The report on the medical education market includes the following areas:

1. Medical education market sizing


2. Medical education market forecast


3. Medical education market industry analysis

Key Topics Covered:

1. Executive Summary


2. Market Landscape


3. Market Sizing


4. Five Forces Analysis


5. Market Segmentation by Learning Method


6. Market Segmentation by Courses


7. Customer Landscape


8. Geographic Landscape


9. Drivers, Challenges, and Trends


10. Vendor Landscape


11. Vendor Analysis


12. Appendix

Companies Mentioned:

• Johns Hopkins University


• All India Institute of Medical Sciences


• National University of Singapore


• Harvard Medical School


• Grand Canyon University


• The Kaiser Permanente Bernard J. Tyson School of Medicine


• Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research


• Stanford Medicine


• New York University


• Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center


• The University of Alabama


• University of California


• University of Cambridge


• Western Governors University


• Yale University


• University of New England


• The University of Oxford


• University of Eastern Finland


• University of Liverpool


• University of Washington

News Source: Businesswire