Two lowest Chinese medicine colleges

The two lowest colleges of Chinese medicine are introduced as follows:

The two universities with the lowest TCM categories are Hebei College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Hubei Medical College, Guangxi Medical University, Inner Mongolia Medical University, Liaoning University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Chengde Medical College, Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Hubei University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, guangxi university of chinese medicine University and Heilongjiang University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Hebei University of Traditional Chinese Medicine

Hebei College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, located in Shijiazhuang City, Hebei Province, is a university jointly established by state administration of traditional chinese medicine of the People's Republic of China and the People's Government of Hebei Province, a key university in Hebei Province, a "double-first-class" construction university in Hebei Province, a doctoral degree awarding unit, a pilot university for the reform of the education and training plan for outstanding doctors (Chinese medicine) of the Ministry of Education, and a "5+3" integrated training institution for Chinese medicine majors. It is the only independent undergraduate college of traditional Chinese medicine in Hebei Province, and has the qualification of recommending outstanding fresh graduates for postgraduate study without examination.

The school's predecessor was Hebei College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, which was established in 1956. The first undergraduate students majoring in traditional Chinese medicine were enrolled on 1957, and 1958 was named Hebei College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. 1962 merged with Tianjin College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, originally belonging to Hebei Province. From 65438 to 0969, Tianjin College of Traditional Chinese Medicine moved to Shijiazhuang and merged with Hebei Medical College to form Hebei New Medical University.

1979, restore the independent setting and restore the name of Hebei College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. 1995 merged with Hebei Medical College and Shijiazhuang Medical College to form Hebei Medical University. 20 13, restore the independent setting.

By June 2022, the school had 7 key disciplines of Chinese medicine in state administration of traditional chinese medicine, 2 key disciplines in Hebei Province, 3 first-class discipline construction projects in Hebei Province, 6 key disciplines of Chinese medicine jointly established by the People's Government of Hebei Province and state administration of traditional chinese medicine, 2 key disciplines of Chinese medicine in Hebei Province, 4 national clinical specialties (TCM specialties), 7 key specialties in state administration of traditional chinese medicine Province and 0/2 key specialties of Chinese medicine in Hebei Province.

It has two first-class discipline doctoral degree authorization points and TCM doctoral degree authorization categories, three first-class discipline master degree authorization points and three master degree authorization categories, covering 24 doctoral degree authorization points and 28 master degree authorization points.