Qigong Medicine

Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TUTCM) is a well-established institution in the coastal city of Tianjin devoted to the study, preservation, and advancement of traditional Chinese medicine. With a clear mission to train skilled practitioners and to carry out applied research, TUTCM blends classical practice with modern scientific methods. The campus supports a diverse student body and welcomes a large international cohort, reflecting its role as a global centre for TCM learning and clinical training.

Academically, TUTCM comprises 15 schools, six affiliated hospitals, about 30 teaching hospitals and a dedicated research institute, offering focused programs that emphasize clinical experience and research dissemination. Students benefit from hands-on training in affiliated hospitals and access to institutional publications that showcase ongoing research. The university’s programs are structured to serve both local and international learners seeking careers in clinical practice, research, or complementary healthcare.

Life on campus is supported by modern facilities including laboratories, lecture halls, student lounges and cafeterias. On-campus accommodation is available at the Tianzhong Hotel, while nearby options such as Lidu and Shidai hotels offer alternative stays at modest daily rates. Prospective international students should prepare documents early, review language and admission requirements, and explore scholarship and exchange opportunities to make the most of study and clinical placements at TUTCM.

The Qigong Medicine program at Tianjin University of Traditional Chinese Medicine is a non-degree program that teaches students about Qigong and its uses in medicine. This one-month program is taught in English and is open to students with little to no prior education.

The curriculum covers Qigong exercises, meditation techniques, and how to use Qigong to help patients. Students will also learn about traditional Chinese medicine and how it is used to prevent and treat illnesses.

Graduates can work as Qigong instructors, wellness coaches, or holistic health consultants in gyms, yoga studios, or health clinics. They can also work as research assistants or medical assistants, helping doctors and scientists study the benefits of Qigong.