Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (Fujian TCM University) is located in Fuzhou, the capital of Fujian Province. It is a co-established institution by the Fujian Provincial People's Government and the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

As a Fujian 'Double First-Class' construction university and a key provincial university, it is dedicated to preserving and innovating traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) while integrating modern medical education. Founded in 1958 as Fujian College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is one of the earliest TCM higher education institutions in China and was renamed in 2010.

Fujian TCM University enjoys a strong reputation in TCM education. It is a pilot institution for the national 'Excellent Doctor (TCM) Education Training Plan' and received an excellent rating in the Ministry of Education's undergraduate teaching evaluation.

Its flagship programs—TCM, acupuncture and tuina, and pharmacy—are among the best in China, with the TCM program recognized as a national first-class undergraduate program. The university offers 2 postdoctoral research stations, 4 doctoral professional degree authorization points, and 6 first-level master's degree authorization disciplines, forming a complete TCM talent cultivation system.

The university boasts a strong faculty of over 6,000 staff, including many nationally recognized TCM experts and provincial teaching masters. The curriculum emphasizes the integration of theory and practice, offering not only traditional TCM courses but also interdisciplinary subjects such as modern medicine, bioscience, and humanities.

The university has teaching and research equipment valued at 591 million yuan, along with multiple national-level experimental teaching demonstration centers and virtual simulation platforms. In research, it houses the Fujian Provincial Institute of TCM and key laboratories of the National Administration of TCM, undertaking numerous national and provincial projects.

The two campuses are beautifully landscaped, blending traditional and modern architecture. The main Qishan Campus features state-of-the-art teaching buildings, a library with 1.549 million paper books and 1.4 million e-books, modern laboratories, and sports facilities.

Student dormitories are equipped with air conditioning, water heaters, and private bathrooms, ensuring comfortable living. Multiple campus canteens offer diverse dining options, including TCM diet therapy specialties. The university's four directly affiliated hospitals provide convenient clinical training opportunities.