The course list, or program of study, outlines the program's structure by term and year. It is the group of courses you must complete in order to graduate.
2012 - 2013
2012 - 2013
2012 - 2013
This series of ten courses will provide the knowledge and skills for an effective use of Chinese herbs and formulas in practice. The first course (HECH 0101) is the prerequisite for further study. After completing the prerequisite students may move through the series of courses in any order except for the last course (internship).
| Course Number and Title | Course format | Credits |
| HECH 0101 Introduction to Chinese Herbology | 30 hours in-class instruction | 2 credits |
| HECH 0102 Tonic Herbs and Formulas | Self-study/online plus 15 hours in-class instruction | 2 credits |
| HECH 0103 Herbs and Formulas to Release the Exterior | Self-study/online plus 15 hours in-class instruction | 2 credits |
| HECH 0104 Herbs and Formulas to Clear Heat | Self-study/online plus 15 hours in-class instruction | 2 credits |
| HECH 0105 Herbs and Formulas to Dispel Dampness | Self-study/online plus 15 hours in-class instruction | 2 credits |
| HECH 0106 Herbs and Formulas to Regulate Qi and Blood | Self-study/online plus 15 hours in-class instruction | 2 credits |
| HECH 0107 Herbs and Formulas to Expel Phlegm and Stop Coughing | Self-study/online plus 15 hours in-class instruction | 2 credits |
| HECH 0108 Herbs and Formulas for Digestion | Self-study/online plus 15 hours in-class instruction | 2 credits |
| HECH 0109 Chinese Patent Medicine | Self-study/online plus 15 hours in-class instruction | 2 credits |
| HECH 0110 Herbology Internship | 30 hours of clinical practice | 2 credits |
Brochure and registration form.
