Hunan University of Chinese Medicine

Hunan University of Chinese Medicine (HNUCM) is situated in Changsha, the capital of Hunan Province, with two campuses—Hanpu and Dongtang—covering about 1,018 mu (67.9 hectares). As a key undergraduate institution in Hunan, it has been dedicated to traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) education and research since its upgrade to a four-year university in 1960.

HNUCM is among the first TCM universities in China to admit doctoral students, international students, and students from Hong Kong, Macao, and Taiwan, fostering a vibrant international atmosphere. It collaborates with universities and research institutes worldwide.

HNUCM's flagship programs include Chinese Medicine, Chinese Materia Medica, Integrated Chinese and Western Medicine, and Acupuncture and Tuina, with Chinese Medicine and Materia Medica recognized as national key disciplines.

The university boasts 3 postdoctoral research stations, 3 first-level doctoral degree authorization points, and 1 professional doctoral degree point, ranking among the top TCM universities nationally. It has a robust clinical network with 15 affiliated hospitals (2 directly affiliated) and 27 teaching hospitals, offering extensive hands-on training.

HNUCM has a distinguished faculty of 1,569 full-time teachers, including nationally renowned TCM experts and academic leaders. The curriculum integrates classical TCM, modern medicine, pharmacy, and interdisciplinary subjects, with international course modules available.

Research is supported by platforms such as the Chinese Medicine Academy and the Hunan Academy of Traditional Chinese Medicine, undertaking numerous national and provincial projects. The university offers 9 first-level master's degree programs and 10 professional master's programs, providing ample research opportunities.

The main Hanpu campus features a green, scenic environment with modern teaching buildings, a library, and experimental centers. The Dongtang campus is centrally located with convenient transportation and complete living facilities.

Both campuses provide student dormitories, cafeterias, sports venues, and medical centers. A TCM culture museum and a medicinal plant garden enhance practical learning. Surrounding areas offer shopping and public transit, ensuring a comfortable student life.