This Master's program focuses on the integration of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with Western medicine, specifically exploring acupuncture and phytotherapy. It aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of both medical systems and how they can complement each other for patient treatment. The program is designed for those seeking to expand their knowledge in complementary and alternative medicine. The curriculum covers theoretical foundations and practical applications, enabling graduates to apply integrated approaches in their professional practice. The program offers a unique perspective on healthcare by bridging ancient healing practices with modern scientific understanding.
The program spans one academic year and awards 60 ECTS credits. Specific module details are not provided in the source material.
Admission requirements and specific eligibility criteria are detailed in the official announcement (Bando).
Fees are subject to change and are detailed in the official announcement. Living cost estimates are approximate.
The program spans one academic year and awards 60 ECTS credits, equivalent to 12 months of study.
The tuition fee for this Master's program is €2000 per academic year for all students.
Estimated annual living costs in Rome can range from €10,000 to €15,000, depending on accommodation, lifestyle, and personal expenses.
You should review the official announcement (Bando) for detailed admission criteria, required documents, and deadlines, then prepare your documents and submit your application accordingly.
A relevant prior university degree is typically required. Specific prerequisites and admission criteria are detailed in the official announcement (Bando).
Graduates can pursue careers in clinics, wellness centers, or research institutions that require an integrated approach to health and wellness.