Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in Traditional Chinese Medicine

Program Overview

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Traditional Chinese Medicine (By Research) at Lincoln University College equips students with advanced TCM knowledge, practical skills, and research abilities. Graduates can pursue diverse careers, including independent practice, hospital positions, and prestigious roles in acupuncture, Ayurveda, homeopathy, and chiropractic. The program emphasizes the integration of theory and clinical practice, culminating in the publication of research articles in Scopus-indexed journals.

Program Outline

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Traditional Chinese Medicine (By Research) at Lincoln University College

Degree Overview:

The Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Traditional Chinese Medicine (By Research) program at Lincoln University College aims to equip students with:

• Advanced skills in practical, theoretical, diagnostic, and research methodologies.
• Strong link between theory and real-world clinical practice.
The program culminates with the publication of a minimum of four research articles in Scopus-indexed journals with Lincoln University College affiliation.

Program Aim:

The program strives to produce graduates who can:

• Integrate TCM knowledge to effectively solve problems.
• Implement practical TCM measures with interpersonal accuracy.
• Utilize digital and numeracy skills to manage complex TCM problems.
• Demonstrate leadership, autonomy, and responsiveness within TCM practice.
• Uphold professional ethics and integrity in TCM research.

Career Opportunities:

Graduates with a PhD in Traditional Chinese Medicine can pursue diverse career paths including:

• Independent practice as a doctor.
• Positions in hospitals, clinics, or healthcare facilities.
• Prestigious roles such as:
• Acupuncture Specialist
• Ayurveda Assistant
• Homeopathy Practitioner
• Associate Chiropractor
It also expects graduates to have advanced abilities in theoretical, diagnostic, and research methodologies. This suggests the program will cover a wide range of topics, potentially including:
• Advanced TCM theory
• TCM diagnosis and treatment methods
• Research methodologies in TCM
• Clinical practice and case studies

Other:

• The program duration is 3-4 years with ongoing intakes.
• The context emphasizes the program is designed to supplement and build upon existing knowledge.