This award is available to pursue a full-time Master’s Degree in Chinese Medicine at China Medical University (CMU). The program is taught primarily in English.
The Graduate Institute of Chinese Medicine bridges traditional medicine with Western medical research. Students are offered insights into the values, distinguishing features, and historical impacts of TCM in many areas of medical research, while at the same time promote cultural exchange between Taiwan and the United States. All students in the Master program of Chinese Medicine may select one group from the three: (1) Graduate Institute of Chinese Medicine; (2) Graduate Institute of Acupuncture Science; and (3) International Master Program in Integrative Health.
To ensure a high quality of cultural and language acquisition without burdening the academic curriculum, Fulbright Taiwan (FSE) will provide exclusive one-semester 1-on-1 Medical Mandarin for the grantee (renewable for the second semester). This bespoke language support will allow the grantee to focus fully on their graduate studies and research.
Students will have opportunities for clinical observation (clerkships) in Chinese medicine for one month. Please note that strictly no patient contact is allowed when conducting research or clerkships (No Patient Contact Policy). Welcome to CMU’s Chinese Medicine Program through YouTube Video for more information. The award is co-sponsored by China Medical University. The program will take 2 years to earn a master’s degree. CMU offers full tuition waivers and student dormitory as long as the candidate maintains satisfactory academic standards.
Taichung City is located in central Taiwan and plays an essential role in both Taiwan’s economic development and transportation systems. It is the hub for the major cities and counties in the central Taiwan region. Taichung also provides abundant opportunities for people to indulge in arts, culture, and learning, including the National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts and Taichung City Cultural Affairs Bureau. Moreover, through dedicated preservation efforts, Taichung has saved many of the city’s historic sites, such as the Chenghuang Temple, the Luce Memorial Chapel, and the Lecheng Temple.
2.85 million (2024)
The annual average temperature in Taichung is 23˚C (73.4°F)., with a pleasantly mild year-round climate. Taichung has mild weather with lower humidity, fewer typhoons, and fewer rainy days compared to other regions of Taiwan. It is also known as a city of sunshine, warmth, and energy.
Note: Please find Fulbright grant benefits at Fulbright Taiwan, and submit the Fulbright application via IIE system by October 7, 2025.
