Progress of Modern Research of Chinese Medicine (Classroom and Asynchronous e-learning)(Chinese)
About This Course
This course provides a comprehensive study of modern research methodologies within Chinese Medicine, critically examining the integration of Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) theory with biomedical science. Learners will acquire the skills to systematically evaluate evidence-based literature, apply rigorous scientific methods to TCM inquiry, and analyse innovations in herbal pharmacology and clinical practice. Aimed at cultivating the next generation of TCM researchers and clinicians, the curriculum prepares graduates to excel in integrative healthcare settings, clinical research, and academic roles, thereby advancing their professional trajectory in the field.
What You'll Learn
1. Explain the key methodologies and advancements in contemporary Traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) research and their relevance to clinical practice.
2. Analyse evidence-based studies to evaluate the efficacy and safety of Chinese herbal medicine and integrative treatments.
3. Integrate traditional TCM theories with modern biomedical research approaches to design and justify clinical or experimental studies.
4. Critically evaluate recent developments and innovations in TCM pharmacology, diagnostics, and therapeutics.
5. Apply interdisciplinary research findings to enhance clinical decision making and patient care outcomes.
Entry Requirements
1. A Bachelor’s Degree in Chinese Medicine or equivalent, OR
2. Singapore Registered TCM practitioners, OR
3. An MBBS (recognised by the Singapore Medical Council) or a bachelor’s degree in an Allied Health discipline recognised by the Allied Health Professions Council (Singapore) (e.g. Pharmacy, Nursing, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Diagnostic Radiography/Radiation Therapy, Speech Therapy, Dietetics, Medical Laboratory Science) or equivalent, with demonstrated Chinese (Mandarin) proficiency sufficient to read classical and modern TCM texts and communicate in Chinese (Mandarin).
* Shortlisting will be carried out and applicants will be required to undergo an interview (conducted in Mandarin).