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Master of Science (MSc) in Personal Health Management (Chinese Medicine) (MHM) (Approved Programme under UGC's Targeted TPg Programmes Fellowships Scheme)

School of Chinese Medicine

CLOSED

Study Mode Full-time: 1 year; Part-time: 2 years

Tuition Fee HK$124,000/programme

Cut Off Date 31 Jul 2020

Year of Entry 2020 September

Funding Nature Self-financed

Application Start Date15 Nov 2019

Application DeadlineFull-time: 30 June 2020
Part-time: 31 July 2020

Programme DirectorProf BIAN Zhaoxiang 

Programme Office (852) 3411 2975 dcpe@hkbu.edu.hk http://scm.hkbu.edu.hk/tc/education/taught_postgraduate_programmes/  

Selection Process
  1. Applications will be considered on a rolling basis.
  2. Short-listed applicants may be interviewed by the Programme Board if necessary.
  3. Application result will be reflected in the application status in the online application system.
Aims
The Programme aims at bringing in an integration of the knowledge and skills of Chinese medicine with the conventional medicine to enhance the prevailing methods in health preservation/rehabilitation. Also, the programme intends to promote the benefits of Chinese medicine to the community; and to nurture a generation of high caliber personnel in health management with a new emphasis on Chinese medicine, who will contribute to public health management and health education promotion in Hong Kong and overseas.

Programme Structure 

Units Requirement 30 units
Compulsory Courses 27 units
 Dissertation* 3 units

* Students can take either Dissertation or one elective course (Formulation Theories and Practices of Chinese Medicinal Formulae).

For those who have not previously studied Chinese Medicine or Pharmacy in Chinese Medicine, they must take an additional course, Overview on Chinese Medicine and Chinese Materia Medica, as supplement. 

An additional course fee  will be charged to those who are required to take the course as supplementary study.

 

Study Curriculum The study curriculum may change from time to time. Applicants may make reference to the programme website or the University Student Handbook 2019/20 for details of the list of courses.

Academic Qualification

Applicants should be

  1. holders of good bachelor’s degree and the Hong Kong registered healthcare personnel’s; or
  2. holders of a good bachelor’s degree in other disciplines from a recognised university; or
  3. holders of a good bachelor’s degree of Chinese medicine or pharmacy in Chinese medicine from a recognised university; or
  4. registered Chinese medicine practitioners in Hong Kong, who have passed the Hong Kong Chinese Medicine Practitioners Licensing Examination.

 

Language Proficiency Requirement

Applicants must have

  1. obtained a bachelor’s degree with Chinese language as the primary medium of instruction in the major courses; or
  2. obtained Grade E or above in Chinese Language and Culture in the Hong Kong Advanced Level Examination (HKALE); or
  3. obtained Level 3 in Chinese Language in Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education Examination (HKDSE); or
  4. passed the Chinese language test arranged by the School of Chinese Medicine, HKBU.

The academic results of the supplementary course obtained by the students will be recorded in the student transcript (Satisfactory/Unsatisfactory) without GPA grading.

  1. The above information is for reference only and is subject to change without prior notice. Hong Kong Baptist University reserves the right of final decision and interpretation in case of any dispute.
     
  2. Please note that a non-refundable admission confirmation fee, including the first instalment of tuition fee plus other administrative fees must be paid upon acceptance of the admission offer.