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Colorado Chinese Medicine University® (CCMU) is an accredited graduate-level Chinese medicine school in Colorado, offering comprehensive education in acupuncture and Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) courses.
CCMU advances Chinese medicine education through root-oriented clinical reasoning and an emphasis on long-term clinical effectiveness, integrating classical theory with modern clinical training.
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CCMU® is the oldest Chinese medicine school in Colorado. We offer all the MAc, MAcCHM, DAc, DAcCHM and DAOM degrees. We faithfully devote all our attention, resources, and energy to our Chinese Medicine programs, students, faculty, and staff at our Denver campus.
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Earn a Dual Degree Master / Doctor of Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine Degree (MAcCHM-DAcCHM) or a Dual Degree Master/Doctor of Acupuncture Degree (MAc-DAc) From CCMU, an established graduate acupuncture school leading the way in acupuncture education for more than 33 years.
As an experienced Traditional Chinese Medicine School (TCM School) Colorado Chinese Medicine University®(CCMU) offers a graduate level educational program with a strong foundation in Traditional Chinese Medicine (acupuncture degree and related modalities, tui na (physiotherapy/therapeutic massage), internal medicine (Chinese herbal medicine), Chinese nutrition, and energetic exercise/meditation) with a grounding in Western medicine, all as it is currently taught in mainland China. These programs are designed for those seeking an acupuncture degree or looking to enhance their skills with an advanced acupuncture course.
Earn an Advanced Doctoral (DAOM) Degree
Are you interested in learning a system that uses 6 pulses instead of 28 to diagnose and create a better treatment plan for your patients?
Did you know that meridian pathways are different on the left and right sides of male and female?
Did you know that you can evaluate the effectiveness of your treatment by using a specific pulse technique?
In the domain of Chinese Medicine degree, Qi stands as the vital life force crucial for physical and spiritual well-being. Over three decades of teaching expertise have enabled CCMU to intricately weave various TCM principles into a cohesive framework, likened to a majestic crown adorned with timeless wisdom. From herbal remedies to acupuncture, every aspect of TCM finds its place within this emblem of knowledge, with Qi at its core—an essence animating both body and mind. CCMU’s teachings explore Qi’s properties, conditions, and impact on organ function, meridian flow, and disease onset.
The CCMU DAOM program is an advanced practice doctoral program in Chinese Medicine from the classical texts with a focus on clinical application. It provides in-depth theory and practice in acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, and integrative medicine.
Excellent & Affordable Higher Education
Downtown Campus
CCMU has over 12,600 square feet of classrooms, an extensive pharmacy, and a comprehensive library.
Academic Accreditation
CCMU is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine (ACAHM).
Affordable public clinic
Advanced Student Acupuncture clinic – student interns treat patients in our low-cost public clinic under direct supervision by Colorado State licensed acupuncturist.
Dedication To Excellence
CCMU is dedicated to being one of the leaders in high-quality Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) education for students who want to study traditional Chinese medicine.
Frequently Asked Questions
What programs does Colorado Chinese Medicine University (CCMU) offer?
CCMU offers a variety of programs including the Master of Acupuncture (MAc), Master of Acupuncture with Chinese Herbal Medicine (MAcCHM), Doctor of Acupuncture (DAc), Doctor of Acupuncture with Chinese Herbal Medicine (DAcCHM), and Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM). We also offer continuing education courses.Is CCMU accredited?
Yes, Colorado Chinese Medicine University is accredited by the Accreditation Commission for Acupuncture and Herbal Medicine (ACAHM), ensuring a high standard of education and clinical training.What degrees can I earn at CCMU?
CCMU offers Master’s and Doctoral degrees, including the MAc, MAcCHM, DAc, DAcCHM, and DAOM programs. These degrees are designed for those seeking careers in acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine.What are the benefits of studying acupuncture at CCMU?
CCMU has over 33 years of experience in acupuncture education, blending classical theory with modern clinical training. We offer hands-on experience in our student clinic, which is supervised by licensed acupuncturists, ensuring that students receive quality, practical education.What is the difference between the MAc, MAcCHM, DAc, and DAcCHM programs?
The MAc and DAc programs focus on acupuncture, while the MAcCHM and DAcCHM programs incorporate both acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine. The DAc and DAcCHM programs are advanced doctoral programs designed for students looking to deepen their clinical practice and understanding of Chinese Medicine.Does CCMU offer any public clinics?
Yes, CCMU operates an affordable public clinic where students, under the supervision of licensed acupuncturists, provide low-cost acupuncture treatments. This clinic offers students practical experience while providing affordable care to the community.What is the DAOM program?
The Doctor of Acupuncture and Oriental Medicine (DAOM) program is an advanced doctoral program that combines theory and practice from classical Chinese texts with a focus on clinical applications in acupuncture, Chinese herbal medicine, and integrative medicine.How long does it take to complete the programs at CCMU?
The Master’s programs (MAc, MAcCHM) typically take about 3-4 years to complete, while the Doctoral programs (DAc, DAcCHM, DAOM) may take an additional 2-3 years. The exact duration depends on the specific program and the student’s course load.Can I study both acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine at CCMU?
Yes, CCMU offers dual degree programs such as the MAcCHM and DAcCHM, where students can study both acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine, providing them with comprehensive knowledge in both fields.How can I apply to CCMU?
You can apply to CCMU through our website. Simply fill out the application form and submit the required documents. For more information on admissions, please visit our Admissions page or contact our team for assistance.科罗拉多中医药大学中文官网
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