66 Acupuncture Degree Programs

The Master of Acupuncture program is almost identical to the Oriental Medicine program but does not include herbal studies. This program includes 2,678 clock hours of instruction and may be completed in two and two-thirds calendar years (eight consecutive trimesters). This program must be completed within six years from the date of matriculation.

The Institute of Clinical Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (ICOM) has created a comprehensive professional degree program that leads to a Master of Acupuncture (MAc) with a Specialization in Chinese Herbal Medicine Degree Program.

The Master of Science in Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (MSAOM) provides the didactic and clinical training necessary for eligibility to sit for the national board exam to become a licensed acupuncturist.

Admission to the professional doctoral program requires the satisfactory completion of a Master’s degree or Master’s level program in Oriental Medicine from an ACAOM accredited or candidate Acupuncture & Oriental medicine program or its international equivalent.

The DACM program is designed to train highly skilled practitioners who are capable of working successfully in the contemporary health care system — either as independent health care providers or as part of a collaborative health care team — and to provide in-depth coursework for lifelong learning and professional development.

Our other four Diploma Course disciplines combine to create the BSc Degree in Acupuncture & Oriental Medicine. In addition to the Diploma attendance/home study, you will be required to pay University fees, complete additional examinations and submit a dissertation in an approved area of medicine/illness/dysfunction/TCM.

The Doctorate in Acupuncture and Chinese Medicine Completion Program (DACMCP) allows graduates of Masters degree programs to obtain their doctoral degree from home.

The Postgraduate Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (Postgraduate DAOM) program is designed for licensed acupuncturists interested in developing advanced TCM knowledge and skills, achieving a medical specialization, and gaining valuable experience in research and teaching.

Become the great doctor, clinician, teacher, and advocate for better health you were made to be. The degree programs at Northeast College of Health Sciences are diverse in curriculum and subject area, but are all centered around our mission of academic excellence, quality patient care, and professional leadership — with a focus on integration, collaboration, and research.

This degree program focuses primarily on the major dimensions of Asian/Oriental Herbs and Acupuncture and their relationship with the field of integrative medicine.

Join ACTCM at CIIS on a truly remarkable career path of fulfilment, transformation, and holistic health in the field of Chinese medicine and acupuncture.

The goal of the transitional doctorate is to help Master’s degree graduates to upgrade their degree to a doctorate without the need to enroll in the entire Doctor of Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine program. The transitional doctorate will focus more on integrative approaches and evidence-based research in Chinese medicine.

It’s time to become part of the growing integrative health care industry. Whether you are a nurse looking to expand upon your Western medical training, a massage therapist wanting to provide clients with the benefits of acupuncture, or someone who has experienced the healing of Traditional Chinese Medicine, it’s time to pursue your Master’s in Oriental Medicine at East West College of Natural Medicine (EWCNM).

The Registered Acupuncture program ( R.Ac.) provides the graduate with professional training in Traditional Chinese Medical Acupuncture.

When acupuncture is an increasingly valued treatment in mainstream care for patient wellness, acupuncturists need to be equipped with the knowledge, communication, and research skills to work with other healthcare professionals effectively.