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The Course Catalog is the official reference for CCOM’s academic programs. It contains the full curriculum, course descriptions, prerequisites, academic policies, tuition information, and the personnel directory.

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Current edition: Version 17.1 (January 6, 2026).

Curriculum overview

Coursework at the 500 level is taught at the master’s level. Course codes indicate the broad category each course belongs to:

CodeSection
CMChinese Medicine
ATAcupuncture & Techniques
HBChinese Herbology (MAcHM only)
BMBiomedicine
PDProfessional Development
CSClinical Studies
RPResearch Project

Curriculum sections

SectionCreditsClock hours
Traditional Chinese Medicine (CM)16.6271
Acupuncture & Techniques (AT) (excluding electives)30.0585
Chinese Herbology (HB) — MAcHM only33.0495
Biomedicine (BM)38.0600
Professional Development (PD)10.0150
Clinical Studies (CS) — Acupuncture track27.0750
Clinical Studies (CS) — Acupuncture & Chinese Herbal Medicine track31.0870
Research Project (RP)1.015

Program totals

ProgramCreditsClock hoursLength
Master of Acupuncture (MAc)122.62,3718 semesters
Master of Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine (MAcHM)159.62,9868 semesters

Both programs are structured across 8 semesters (approximately 3 years). The MAcHM program runs the same eight-semester schedule but adds Chinese Herbology coursework alongside the shared core.

Learning outcomes

The full Program Learning Outcomes document defines what graduates of each program are expected to know and be able to do.