A Distinctive Curriculum
The 167.5-credit hour program provides comprehensive training in
the five branches of oriental medicine. The program covers the
history, theory and philosophy of oriental medicine as well as
rigorous training in diagnosis and treatment planning. Students
will also graduate with a solid foundation in the basic sciences of
western medicine, having developed skills necessary for integrative
and collaborative practice in health care settings of their
choosing.
Students learn oriental medical diagnosis, point location and
needling, treatment strategies, Chinese herbal medicine, as well as
a rich exposure to oriental healing arts such as Tui Na, Tai Chi,
Qi Gong, moxibustion, cupping, and more.
Our oriental medicine students not only receive a thorough
curriculum in their arts, but also learn fundamental biomedical
science and modern medical diagnostics including coursework in
radiology, pathology, physiology, microbiology, and public health.
Students will also be prepared for the business and practical
realities of their professional career through our no-nonsense
business program.
Six Competencies
At National University, we base our entire curriculum for all
professional degrees on helping students achieve what we have
identified as the Six Competencies. The Six Competencies provide a
comprehensive education in health care that will benefit our
graduates in their future professional careers. Learn more
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