The programme comprises coursework, seminars and research. Students are required to attend and participate in seminars/workshops of the School, as well as those of relevant topics offered by other departments as deemed appropriate by the supervisors. They also have to present seminars summarizing research work performed. A total of at least 30 units with a written thesis are required for graduation. The 30 units should be taken from the following sections:

Coursework: 6 units
Seminars/Special Studies: 4 units
Research for Thesis: 20 units

Fields of Specialization

• Pharmacological, biological, and biochemical studies of Chinese medicines
• Evidence based and clinical studies of Chinese medicine
• Clinical and experimental studies of acupuncture
• Basic theory & literature research in Chinese medicine
• R&D of Chinese medicinal products for health
• Phytochemistry & quality control of Chinese medicines

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In addition to the general requirements of the Graduate School, applicants should have a recognized Bachelor’s degree in Chinese Medicine, biomedical-related or chemical sciences, preferably with honours at Second Upper division or equivalent.

31 January 2018