Undergraduate UG Bachelo's Degree
Bachelor of Medicine / Master Integrations – ZCMU
Course Overview
The Bachelor of Medicine / Master Integrations program at Zhejiang Chinese Medical University offers a specialized educational framework blending modern Western clinical medicine with traditional Chinese medical principles. The curriculum provides comprehensive instruction in human anatomy, pathology, and internal medicine alongside rigorous coursework in herbal pharmacology and integrative therapeutic techniques.
Clinical training takes place in premier affiliated hospitals renowned for combining advanced Western diagnostics with traditional healing methodologies. Graduates earn an accredited professional medical degree, equipping them with a unique multidisciplinary skillset for diverse global clinical and integrative healthcare careers.
Entry Requirements
- Academic Criteria: At least 60% to 65% aggregate in Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and English at 10+2 level.
- NEET Qualification: Valid NEET-UG score for Indian candidates.
- Age Range: Aged 18 to 25 years old.
- Language Standard: English proficiency; commitment to complete Chinese language modules.
- Conduct: Clean disciplinary record and foreign citizenship.
Career Outcomes
- Integrative Medicine Consultant
- Traditional Chinese Medicine Physician
- Clinical Specialist Consultant
- Acupuncture & Rehabilitation Specialist
- Integrative Clinical Research Scientist
Scholarship Available
- Chinese Government Scholarship (CSC)
- Type B / Zhejiang Provincial Government Scholarship / ZCMU International Student Scholarship
Key Information
Location
Hangzhou, China
University
Zhejiang Chinese Medical University
Intakes
December
Study Mode
On Campus
Tuition Fee
$3,800 / Year
Duration
6 Years (Includes 1 integrated final year internship)
Language
English / Bilingual
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