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Advanced Diploma in Traditional Chinese Medicine (Chinese) |
Advanced Diploma in Traditional Chinese Medicine (Chinese) 5 years Full Time
Course Objectives:
The purpose of this course is to nurture students to become TCM professionals who are equipped with medical ethics and skills. This course includes TCM theoretical and clinical modules. Upon completion of this course, graduates will be awarded with Advanced Diploma in Traditional Chinese Medicine conferred by Singapore College of Traditional Chinese Medicine. They can also apply for the Singapore TCM-Physicians Registration Examination (STRE) organised by the Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioners Board (TCMPB). Candidates who pass the examination will then be eligible as registered TCM practitioners.
Prerequisite of the course
- Singapore Cambridge GCE “A” Level (At least two passes in subjects at H2 level and two passes in subjects at H1 level) or equivalent or higher
- Language requirement: Singapore Cambridge “O” level Chinese subject pass or equivalent or higher.
Qualification Certificate:
Upon successful completion of the required credits: passes in all required theoretical subjects, clinical practice and the graduation exam, and verification by exam board and the review of the graduation exam, graduates will be awarded the following certificate:
- Advanced Diploma in Traditional Chinese Medicine (CHINESE)- confer by Singapore College of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Medium of Instruction:Chinese
(a) Course hours and synopses
Theory Lesson理论课
| No. |
Subject |
Course hours |
| 1 |
中医基础理论 Basic Theories of TCM
Foundation subject. This subject requires students to grasp the basic theories, philosophies and knowledge of TCM. This includes TCM philosophies (Essence and Qi Theory, Yin-Yang Theory, Five Elements Theory), TCM physiology (Organ Clusters, Essence-Qi-Blood-Body fluid-Spirit, Channels and Collaterals, Body type), knowledge of diseases in TCM (Causes of Disease, Pathogenesis), and TCM preventative and therapeutic principles. This is to prepare students for upcoming subjects such as Diagnostics of TCM, the Chinese Materia Medica, TCM Formulary, the TCM Classics and clinical subjects. |
120 |
| 2 |
中医诊断学 Diagnostics of TCM
Foundation subject. Based on the basic theories of TCM, this subject looks into the basic theories, knowledge and skills of investigating conditions, determining diseases and differentiating syndromes. A bridging subject from the basic theories to the clinical subjects, it is one of the core subjects of this course. The aims of this subject are: to familiarise students with the meaning and contents of TCM diagnostics, the concepts and relationships between symptom, disease and syndrome etc, and the principles of TCM diagnostics; to grasp the basic skills and knowledge of inspections, auscultation, olfaction and pulse taking, and basic contents and unified syndrome differentiation systems of 8 principles, disease character and viscera etc; to familiarise students with the handling and integration of case information, thought processes in disease diagnosis, main symptom diagnosis and syndrome differentiation, and the contents, format and requirements of writing medical records. |
120 |
| 3 |
中药学 The Chinese Materia Medica
Foundation subject. This subject investigates the basic theories and clinical uses of Chinese herbs. Students are taught to grasp the basic theories of Chinese Materia Medica, and theoretical knowledge and uses of common herbs, so as to build a foundation for learning the upcoming TCM Formulary subject and other related subjects. |
140 |
| 4 |
方剂学 TCM Formulary
Foundation subject. This subject investigates and explains the theories and clinical uses of therapeutic principles and herbal formulae. Students are taught to grasp the components, application, usage, indications, combination significances and modifications of 150 basic, representative and commonly used herbal formulae. They are also given guidance in grasping the principles of herbal formulation, and basic patterns and skills of combining herbs, so as to nurture students to have the ability in analysing and using prepared formulae and in putting together their own formulae. These will set the foundation for upcoming clinical subjects. |
140 |
| 5 |
内经学Emperor's Canon of Medicine
The Emperor’s Canon of Medicine is one of China’s oldest existing medical science classics. It explains the theoretical systems and philosophies of TCM rather completely and not only had a profound influence on the development of TCM but also still holds great significance in today’s academic research and clinical setting. It is thus a compulsory reading for learning TCM. The aims of this subject is: to allow students to have an even more systematic grasp of the basic theories and knowledge of TCM through the learning of the original classic; to familiarise students with the characteristics and ways of thinking of the classic’s theoretical systems and philosophies; to help students understand how the classic is studied so as to nurture the students’ ability to study ancient literature and set a firm foundation for future clinical practice and research in TCM. |
120 |
| 6 |
伤寒论Treatise on Exogenous Febrile Diseases
This subject studies the TCM classical literature “Treatise on Exogenous Febrile Diseases” and the academic achievements due to research and development of the classic done by historical physicians. The main research content involves the basic patterns behind the “syndrome differentiation of the six channels” system’s integrated use of its nature, extrapolation, reasoning, treatment principles and herbal formulas. Its ultimate goal is to improve the standards of syndrome differentiation and clinical efficacy. Being a core subject in TCM, this subject encompasses both the theories of TCM and the characteristics of clinical medicine; it is an important foundation for the learning and study of clinical subjects, and is also a bridging subject between the foundational and clinical subjects. With the Emperor’s Canon of Medicine, Basics of TCM, Diagnostics of TCM, Chinese Materia Medica and TCM Formulary etc as foundation and “syndrome differentiation of six channels” at the core, the aims of this subject are: to link pathogenesis, treatment principle, herbal formula and herbs together, and help students grasp the “syndrome differentiation of six channels” system, basic theories and knowledge of relevant herbal formula syndrome differentiations, and principles, thought processes and skills of clinical syndrome differentiation, through closely integrating clinical practice and classroom lectures etc. This is to set a good foundation for improving the standards of syndrome differentiation in various clinical subjects. |
120 |
| 7 |
金匮要略 Synopsis of Golden Chamber
The Synopsis of Golden Chamber is China’s oldest existing treatise on miscellaneous diseases. It encompasses both the theories of TCM and the characteristics of clinical medicine, and is thus a main subject of the TCM clinical foundation subjects. Through this subject, students learn to grasp the basic theories, concepts and skills of the classic; grasp the laws of syndrome differentiation of miscellaneous diseases; open their minds with regards to clinical thinking; and improve their analytical and management abilities in difficult, rare diseases and syndromes, and ability to read ancient literature, so as to set a good foundation for improving their abilities and standards of diagnosing and treating diseases in the various clinical departments. |
100 |
| 8 |
温病学Seasonal Febrile Diseases
Seasonal Febrile Diseases is an important clinical foundation subject. It investigates the incidence, development patterns, diagnosis, treatment and prevention methods of seasonal febrile diseases, and is strongly applicable to the clinical setting. Simultaneously, the theories and treatment and diagnosis methods hold great significance in TCM and for febrile diseases and syndromes encountered in the various clinical departments. Through the learning of this subject, students are taught to grasp “Wei Qi Ying Xue syndrome differentiation” and “three-jiao syndrome differentiation” that lie at the heart of the seasonal febrile disease theoretical system, and clinical skills necessary for common febrile diseases. This is to nurture the students’ abilities to integrate disease and symptoms/signs in the treatment of febrile diseases, and to differentiate between syndromes in the clinical setting. Students are also taught to understand the philosophies of the main seasonal febrile disease physicians of the Ming and Qing dynasties, as well as the current academic trends. The purpose of this subject is to reveal the nature of seasonal febrile diseases and to investigate the methods of syndrome differentiation required of various febrile diseases and syndromes encountered in the clinical setting. |
100 |
| 9 |
中医内科学 TCM Internal Medicine
Being based in the theories of TCM, TCM Internal Medicine investigates the diseases of the body’s internal organs and mainly uses Chinese herbal remedies as treatment. With preclinical subjects of TCM set as foundation, this subject explains the causes, mechanisms and treatment principles with regards to the various diseases and syndromes in TCM internal medicine. It systematically reflects the characteristics of TCM syndrome differentiation and thus acts as a foundation for the various other clinical subjects. Being an extremely important subject in TCM, students are required to learn this core clinical subject well. The contents of this subject mainly include the basic theories of internal medicine and basic knowledge and laws of syndrome differentiation of common diseases and syndromes. Students can systematically grasp the common causes, mechanisms, syndrome differentiation and treatments in TCM internal medicine, and understand the treatment principles of some rare, difficult and critical conditions. |
240 |
| 10 |
中医外科学 TCM External Medicine
Being based in the theories of TCM, TCM External Medicine investigates the treatment principles and preventive measures used in the diseases of external medicine that present with external signs and symptoms. It is one of the subjects of the five-year TCM course offered at tertiary TCM medical institutions. The aims of this subject are to help students systematically grasp the basic theories of TCM external medicine, common syndrome differentiation patterns and prevention methods; familiarise themselves with the main internal and external treatment methods, execution skills and emergency management principles of TCM external medicine; understand the key points of diagnosis and treatment of several difficult, rare syndromes, so as to reach the standard of being able to apply the knowledge and skills in the clinical setting. |
120 |
| 11 |
中医儿科学 TCM Paediatrics
TCM Paediatrics is a TCM clinical subject. Based on the basic theories of TCM, using herbs, acupuncture, moxibustion and Tuina etc as treatment methods, and with children as the study subject, it is one of the core subjects in TCM. This subject requires students to grasp the basic theories, knowledge and clinical skills of TCM paediatrics; systematically learn the development milestones and physiology of children, disease pathology, health preservation, disease prevention, and diagnosis and treatment of childhood diseases; use TCM ideologies to recognise the characteristics of paediatric diseases, and use syndrome differentiation principles to manage the various types of common diseases seen in paediatrics. |
80 |
| 12 |
中医妇科学 TCM Gynaecology
TCM Gynaecology uses the basic theories and methods of TCM to recognize and study the female anatomy, physiology, causes and mechanisms of gynaecological diseases, and laws of diagnosis and treatment so as to prevent and treat diseases unique to the female human body. It is an important component of TCM clinical medicine and is one of the core subjects of tertiary TCM institutions. The aim of this subject is: to help students grasp, be familiarised with or understand the basic theories of TCM gynaecology and the definitions, pathogenesis, diagnosis, differentials and syndrome differentiation of common gynaecological diseases through classroom and clinical teachings. Students are also required to understand and be familiarised with the basic theories and new treatment techniques used in Western medicine gynaecology. This subject emphasizes on grasping the specialties and advantages of using TCM in treating period irregularities, abnormal vaginal discharge, infertility, miscarriage and postpartum problems, so as to maintain the education standards of TCM gynaecology. |
80 |
| 13 |
中医骨伤科学 TCM Orthopaedics
This subject investigates the diseases and injuries that affect the bones, joints and surrounding soft tissue. With preclinical subjects set as foundation, this subject aims to help students understand and grasp the basic theories of TCM orthopaedics, and the diagnosis and basic treatments of traumatological diseases. |
60 |
| 14 |
中医眼科学 TCM Ophthalmology
Clinical subject of TCM External Medicine. In accordance with the aims and requirements of student education, TCM Ophthalmology strives to reflect the “three basics” (basic theories, basic knowledge, basic skills) and “five characteristics” (thinking, scientific, modern, innovative, applicable), and also strives for accurate concepts, concise content and practicality. Through this subject, students learn to have a comprehensive grasp of the necessary clinical knowledge so that they would be able to accurately diagnose and treat common diseases in ophthalmology and have greater ability in analysing and making use of the information learnt. |
40 |
| 15 |
中医耳鼻咽喉科学 TCM Otorhinolaryngology
TCM Otorhinolaryngology is an important component of TCM. It uses the basic theories and methods of TCM to investigate Ear/Nose/Throat physiology, pathology, disease phenomena, and its prevention and treatment methods. The teaching materials emphasize on explaining the basic theories of TCM Otorhinolaryngology and the syndrome differentiation principles of common diseases of the Ear/Nose/Throat. Students are required to understand Ear/Nose/Throat physiology, causes of diseases and pathological features, and grasp syndrome differentiation principles, common examination methods and prevention and treatment principles used in diseases of the Ear/Nose/Throat. |
60 |
| 16 |
中医老年病学 TCM Geriatrics
This subject mainly introduces the basic theories of TCM geriatrics, physiological and pathological characteristics of the elderly, overview of diagnoses and treatments for geriatric diseases, and syndrome differentiation, treatment and integrated therapies of common diseases of the respiratory, circulatory, and endocrine etc systems. This is to equip students with the adequate knowledge for diagnosing and treating common geriatric diseases. |
40 |
| 17 |
针灸学 Accupuncture and Moxibustion
Compulsory subject. This subject investigates the Meridians, acupoints, moxibustion and acupuncture methods using TCM theory, and discusses the use of acupuncture and moxibustion in preventing and treating disease. It is an important aspect of TCM, and aims to equip students with the basic knowledge, theories and skills of acupuncture and moxibustion so as to treat and prevent common diseases. This subject mainly includes the Meridians, acupoints, acupuncture and moxibustion methods and treatments. |
240 |
| 18 |
推拿学(含推拿手法学) Tuina(including tuina techniques)
Tuina mainly includes the origins of Tuina theory, characteristics of Tuina, mechanisms of action and treatment principles of Tuina, the basic knowledge of TCM and modern medicine, basic techniques, and representative treatments for various indications of Tuina etc. The aims of this subject are: to familiarise students with the theoretical knowledge of Tuina; to help students grasp the indications, contraindications and side effects of Tuina; to help students understand the characteristics of Tuina techniques and grasp the skills of basic techniques so that they are able to carry out treatment for some of the common diseases and conditions; to set a foundation for students to further grasp the theories and practice of Tuina.
Tuina Techniques investigates Tuina’s main method of preventing and treating diseases- technical structure, training methods, movement principles, mechanisms of action and clinical uses of Tuina exercises and techniques. Through the learning and exercises of Tuina Techniques and technique training, students are required to grasp, be familiarised with and understand the brief history, basic theories, knowledge, skills, research methods and principles of clinical uses of Tuina exercises and techniques. This is to set theoretical and skill foundations for the learning of treatments using Tuina and for future clinical practice.
|
120 |
| 19 |
医古文 Ancient TCM Studies
Ancient TCM Studies investigate the phenomena of language and culture in ancient medical science literature. It is a foundation subject of advanced TCM courses, an important subject for TCM professionals seeking continuing education and increases sophistication among its students. Through the learning of ancient literature extracts and basic knowledge of the ancient Chinese language, and through reading practices, students are taught to grasp over 1200 characters that are commonly used in ancient medical literature, main meanings, basic knowledge of ancient Chinese language, and basic skills of sentence reading, modern translation and literature understanding. This is to enable students to be more efficient in reading ancient TCM literature, so as to expand their knowledge of ancient medical literature and remove difficulties in understanding ancient text. |
80 |
| 20 |
中国医学史 History of TCM Studies
This subject investigates the origins, developments and patterns of Chinese medicine history. The aims of this subject is to help students grasp the course of events and achievements in TCM history, understand the reasons and nature of characteristic developments, and increase their cognitive abilities in tackling issues such as linking TCM theory with clinical practice. Using these as a foundation, students are taught to reveal the development patterns in TCM. |
40 |
| 21 |
中医各家学说 Schools of Talk in Chinese Medicines
Research-based enrichment subject. With the previous subjects set as foundation, this subject aims to help students gain a deeper understanding and grasp of the academic theories and clinical experiences of historical renowned TCM physicians, so as to widen the students’ scope of knowledge, expand their minds and deepen their understanding of TCM’s wealth of information. This would set a firm foundation for future clinical practice, research and teaching. |
60 |
| 22 |
中医病案学 TCM Medical Records
This subject allows students to learn about the basics of modern TCM medical records writing, and basic knowledge of the writing plan, management and uses of medical records. It also helps students understand the sources and types of TCM medical records, and the study, organisation and research etc of TCM medical records. |
60 |
| 23 |
中医文献学 TCM Literature
This subject mainly introduces the basic knowledge of TCM literature, retrieval methods for books and periodicals etc, common search tools and reference tools, and main TCM databases etc, so as to help students improve their literature research abilities. |
20 |
| 24 |
中医养生/康复学(选修) TCM Rehabilitation (Elective)
This subject mainly introduces the basic theories and principles of TCM health preservation and
rehabilitation, common methods of health preservation, and TCM rehabilitation methods used in common diseases, so as to equip students with the necessary knowledge needed to prevent and treat common diseases.
|
40 |
| 25 |
中医营养/食疗学(选修) TCM Nutrition and Dietetics (Elective)
This subject mainly introduces the basic theories of modern nutrition and TCM dietetics, uses of common foods, and food therapies and medicated food therapies used in common diseases, so as to equip students with the necessary knowledge needed to prevent and treat common diseases. |
40 |
| 26 |
实用中药技术（包含鉴定、药剂、炮制）(选修) Herbal Medicines Identification and Herba Medicines Preparation(Elective)
This subject introduces the basic theories and practical knowledge of medicinal plant biology, the study of medicinal animal parts, medicinal mineralogy, TCM pharmaceutics and the study of preparation of Chinese Materia Medica; explains characteristics of external features and internal structures of common Chinese herbs. Students are also taught to integrate the use of traditional experience with modern analytical instruments to differentiate Chinese herbs so that they can start to tell apart counterfeit herbs and differentiate herbs of various qualities. This subject also explains the common crafts and methods used to process herbs; explains the manufacturing methods of making herbal pills, powders and pastes, so as to help students have an elementary knowledge of the common methods of herb preparation and manufacturing methods of common herbal dosage forms. |
120 |
| 27 |
正常人体解剖学 Normal Human Anatomy
Normal Human Anatomy investigates the form and structure of the normal human body and is an important medical foundation subject.
Apart from describing the human body structure from the TCM perspective, this subject also introduces the skeletal, muscular and surface landmarks during the topic of the musculoskeletal system. This is to lay the necessary foundation for future acupuncture, moxibustion and Tuina subjects etc. The subject also emphasizes on the surface projections of important organs during the topic of the internal organ systems, so as to lay the foundation for subjects such as TCM Internal Medicine etc; emphasizes on surface projections of the great vessels and important nerves, and places importance on the pulse points and pressure points for bleeding during the topic of the circulatory and nervous systems. These will provide great advantage for future clinical subjects. Additionally, several anatomical cross-sections of “dangerous acupoints” have been included. This part is a new side topic that integrates anatomy and TCM acupoints; it enables students to understand why certain acupoints are dangerous to use while studying anatomical structures.
Histology and Embryology is an important medicine foundation subject. It investigates the microscopic structures and related functions of the normal human body, as well as developmental patterns and mechanisms. The aim of this subject is to lay a good foundation for other foundational subjects.
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100 |
| 28 |
生理学 Physiology
人体生理学，简称生理学，是研究正常人体生命活动规律的科学，是医学教育必修的基础理论学科之一。学习生理学的目的是掌握正常人体生命活动的规律，从而为进一步学习后续的中西医基础和临床课程奠定必备的基础知识；为学习和研究中医药理论提供人体功能活动规律的基本知识和实验技能；为日后的临床医疗实践提供健康人体功能的检测标准及诊治依据。 |
100 |
| 29 |
生物化学 Biochemistry
This subject investigates the normal human body’s chemical components and its laws of change in biological events. It is a medical science foundation subject. The aim of this subject is to use the theories and methods of chemistry and biology to explain the body’s chemical components, chemical changes and homeostatic regulations etc at the molecular level. Through the learning of this course, students are taught to grasp the basic theories, knowledge and skills of biochemistry so as to set the compulsory foundation needed for upcoming medical science foundation and clinical subjects. |
40 |
| 30 |
微生物学与免疫学Microbiology and Immunology
Microbiology mainly investigates the biological characteristics of pathogenic microorganisms and their interaction patterns, pathogenicity and immunity with respect to the human body, so as to grasp the means and measures used to eliminate and control contagious diseases and related diseases.
Immunology is a frontier of the life sciences and an applied science that is closely linked to reality. It is widely used in various disciplines of medical science, develops quickly and updates its knowledge at a fast pace. All bachelors from medical institutions are required to grasp the basics of immunology, which include the organisational structure and immune responses of the body’s immune system. Students are also required to use the theories and methods of immunology to carry out specific prevention, diagnosis and treatment of relevant diseases.
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40 |
| 31 |
病理学 Pathology
A bridging subject between the foundation and clinical subjects, this subject investigates the nature, occurrence, development and transition of diseases. This subject mainly aims to investigate the causes of diseases (etiology), the incidence and development of diseases (epidemiology), the metabolic and structural changes that occur (pathological changes), and the resulting clinical symptoms and outcomes (clinical pathology). |
60 |
| 32 |
药理学 Pharmacology
A bridging subject between the foundation and clinical subjects, as well as between pharmacology and medicine. This subject investigates the interactions between drugs and the body. Through this subject students learn to provide theoretical basis for the suitable clinical use of drugs, develop and explain the nature of physiological activities for TCM pharmacology, reveal principles of disease occurrence, and boost the development of biological sciences to provide new research methods and drug research innovations. |
60 |
| 33 |
西医内科学及诊断学基础 Western Internal Medicine & Basis of Diagnostics
This subject includes Western Internal Medicines and the Basis of Diagnostics. Basis of Diagnostics is an important subject of TCM and bridges the foundational and clinical subjects. It investigates the basic theories and methods of disease diagnosis. The diagnosis of diseases is one of the most basic tasks of clinical medicine and is the foundation of preventing and treating diseases. The aim of this subject is to investigate the incidence, development patterns, mechanisms and thought processes of establishing diagnoses of various clinical presentations, so as to recognise diseases in different situations. Its contents include the steps and methods of collecting clinical information, and the evaluation, reasoning and analysis of signs, symptoms and test results etc, which are the skills that all clinical practitioners need to learn and grasp. It is thus the foundation of the various clinical subjects.
Western Internal Medicines is an important clinical subject in clinical medicine. Through the learning of this subject and on top of the foundation of having a complete grasp of the theories and skills of TCM, students are taught to systematically grasp the basic theories, knowledge and skills of internal medicine, grasp the diagnoses, preventions and treatments of common diseases, and be familiarised with the principles and methods of critical conditions in internal medicine. This is to give students the upper hand when using TCM in the clinical setting and boost the development of the integration of TCM and western medicine.
|
100 |
| 34 |
急救医学 Emergency Medicine
This subject mainly introduces the basic knowledge and methods of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, and the clinical presentations, diagnoses and management principles of respiratory failure, cardiac failure and shock. This is to equip students with the necessary skills and management principles of critical and urgent illnesses. |
40 |
| 35 |
预防医学 Preventive Medicine
This subject aims to: familiarise students with basic knowledge of foundational and preventative medicine, train students in basic hygiene monitoring and disease control, and train students to have basic abilities in epidemic prevention and contagious and occupational disease control, and in improving crowd sanitation and carrying out food hygiene supervision etc. |
30 |
| 36 |
医学心理学(选修) Medical Psychology (Elective)
This subject mainly introduces the basic theories of medical psychology, the important effects of psychosocial factors on the incidence, development and transition of diseases and recovery, diagnosis and treatment of common psychosomatic diseases, and commonly used psychotherapy. This is to equip students with the basic knowledge of psychology needed to guide them in diagnosing and treating diseases. |
30 |
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TOTAL： |
3100 |
Clinical Practice 临床课
| Term |
Course hours |
Clinical subjects |
| 1 Year 2nd Term |
120 |
中医诊断学、中药学 Diagnostics of TCM, The Chinese Materia Medica |
| 2 Year 1st Term |
120 |
针灸学基础 Basis of Accupuncture and Moxibustion |
| 2 Year 2nd Term |
180 |
针灸学临床 Clinical for Accupuncture and Moxibustion |
| 3 Year 1st Term |
180 |
临床学科(见习) Clinical (probation) |
| 3 Year 2nd Term |
200 |
临床学科(实习) Clinical (Practice) |
| 4 Year 1st Term |
200 |
临床学科(实习) Clinical (Practice) |
| 4 Year 2nd Term |
300 |
临床学科(实习) Clinical (Practice) |
| 5 Year 1st Term |
360 |
临床学科(实习) Clinical (Practice) |
| 5 Year 2nd Term |
240 |
临床学科(实习) Clinical (Practice) |
| TOTAL： |
1900 |
|
(b) Course fees
COURSE FEES 课程费用
(4 Installments per year for 5 years)
分期付款5年 - 每年4次 |
Total Payable (with GST, if any)
总计(含消费税)
(S$)新币 |
Course Fee(Singapore Citizen)
学费(新加坡公民) |
52,409.00 |
| Course Fee(Singapore Permanent Resident)
学费(新加坡永久居民) |
55,393.80 |
Course Fee(Others) 学费(其他有效准证持有者) |
65,465.40 |
Registration Fee注册费 |
686.80 |
General & Admin Fee 行政管理费 |
2,289.00 |
MISCELLANEOUS FEES 其它费用
Miscellaneous Fees refer to any optional fees which the students pay only when applicable. Such fees are normally collected by the PEI when the need arises.
其他费用是指学生有需要时才支付的可选择费用。这些费用一般是在需要时才收取。 |
Total Payable (with GST, if any)
总计(含消费税)
(S$)新币 |
| 1 |
Enrolment Fee for non international student (non refundable) 报名费 (非国际学生申请者) （不退还） |
54.50 |
| 2 |
Enrolment Fee for International Student (non-refundable) 报名费 (国际学生申请者) (不退还) |
218.00 |
| 3 |
Administrative Fee for Renewal of Student Pass更新学生准证费 |
163.50 |
| 4 |
Penalty for Late Payment of Course Fee / Graduation Exam Fee
迟交费(课程费和毕业考试费) |
54.50 |
| 5 |
Replacement of Student ID Card/Clinical Practice White Card Fee 学生卡/临床实习白卡费（遗失补发） |
21.80 |
| 6 |
Deferred Exam Fee (Per Paper) 缓考费 (每卷) |
54.50 |
| 7 |
Supplementary Exam Fee (Per Paper) 补考费 (每卷) |
54.50 |
| 8 |
Review Exam Marks Fee (Per Paper) 复核考试成绩费(每卷) |
54.50 |
| 9 |
Repeated Course Fee (Per Course Hour) 重修费(每学时) |
5.45 |
| 10 |
Deferment Fee 休学费 |
109.00 |
| 11 |
Clinical Practice Processing Fee at Foreign University 临床实习 / 浸濡行政费 (外国院校) |
54.50 |
| 12 |
Sit-In Fee for existing student (Per Course Hour) 旁听费 - 在籍学员 ( 每学时) |
10.90 |
| 13 |
Administrative Fee for Subject and Exam Waiver (Per Subject) 免修免考行政费(每科) |
54.50 |
| 14 |
Administrative Fee for Transfer Course 转读课程行政费 |
2,180.00 |
| 15 |
Top-up Course Fee for Transfer Course 转读课程行政费(学费差额补交) |
- |
| 16 |
Graduation Exam Fee (All Subject - Inclusive of Mock Graduation Exam) 毕业考试费 (全科 - 包括毕业模拟考试) |
436.00 |
| 17 |
Deferred/Supplementary for Graduation Written Exam Fee (Per Paper-Ethical Code and Guidelines) 毕业考试费 (缓考/补考-笔试每卷- 道德准则及指导原则) |
21.80 |
| 18 |
Deferred/Supplementary for Graduation Written Exam Fee (Per Paper) 毕业考试费 (缓考/补考 - 笔试每卷) |
109.00 |
| 19 |
Deferred/Supplementary for Graduation Oral Exam Fee (Per Paper) 毕业考试费 (缓考/补考 - 面试每卷) |
163.50 |
| 20 |
Course Book Fee (per book) 课本费（每本） |
5.00 - 60.00 |
| 21 |
Library Membership Fee 图书馆会员费 |
21.80 |
| 22 |
Supplementary Clinical Practice Fee (per lesson) 临床实习费(补课 - 每次) |
21.80 |
| 23 |
Application Fee for Additional Clinical Practice (per lesson) 临床实习申请费(额外 - 每次) |
10.90 |
| 24 |
Medical Insurance Fee (per year) 医药保险费 (每年) (to be determined by insurance company) |
- |
| 25 |
White Coat Fee 白袍费 |
20-40 |
For students who did not graduate within the course period (for reference only)
学生在课程结束后未毕业（只供参考） |
Total Payable (with GST, if any)
总计(含消费税)
(S$)新币 |
| 1 |
Repeat Graduation Exam Fee (Paper - Composition of TCM Formula) 毕业考试重考费一 ( 方剂组成) |
65.40 |
| 2 |
Repeat Graduation Exam Fee (Paper 1 to 2) 毕业考试重考费二 (卷一至卷二) |
130.80 |
| 3 |
Repeat Graduation Exam Fee (Paper 3 to 5) 毕业考试重考费三 (卷三至卷五) |
348.80 |
| 4 |
Mock Graduation Exam Fee (Paper 1 to 2) 毕业模拟考试费 (卷一至卷二) |
109.00 |
| 5 |
Mock Graduation Exam Fee (Paper 3 to 5) 毕业模拟考试费 (卷三至卷五) |
327.00 |
| 6 |
Deferred/Supplementary for Repeat Graduation Written Exam Fee (Per Paper-Ethical Code and Guidelines)
毕业考试重考-缓考/补考费(笔试-每卷- 道德准则及指导原则) |
21.80 |
| 7 |
Deferred/Supplementary for Repeat Graduation Written Exam Fee (Per Paper)
毕业考试重考-缓考/补考费(笔试-每卷) |
109.00 |
| 8 |
Deferred/Supplementary for Repeat Graduation Oral Exam Fee (Per Paper)
毕业考试重考-缓考/补考费(面试-每卷) |
163.50 |
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