The Irish College of Traditional Chinese Medicine (ICTCM) is delighted to welcome the new students who will soon be joining the undergraduate Licentiate in TCM.
Our present students come from more than nine countries including:
Ireland
Wales
England
Spain
Poland
Finland
Russia
Canada
The U.S.A.
The Irish College of TCM is currently running undergraduate level and post graduate courses in Acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine, Medical Qigong and Chinese Herbal Medicine.
Acupuncture Training 2013 – last chance to apply
We are pleased to announce that there are still a few places available for the next intake to our Professional Acupuncture Training course.
We look forward to receiving applications from suitable candidates. No prior knowledge of Western Medicine or Chinese Medicine is required.
The application form and fee information is available online by pressing the DOWNLOAD PROSPECTUS button on our website.
This year’s course begins, as always, in mid-October, so if you are thinking of making a last minute application you are advised to phone us on 01 8559000 or 087 9552139. For international students the prefix for Ireland is +353 .
Details of the course can be found under Course information.The part time 3 year course is run from our purpose-designed college and teaching clinic in Dublin 3 – only 10 minutes walk from the O2 Centre.
Graduates who wish to do so can progress to a 2 year part time Masters degree – validated by Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine and mainly run in Dublin.
Post Graduate Degree Applications 2014
We are pleased to announce that we will soon be accepting applications for the September 2014 intake for the:
Masters Degree in Chinese Medicine
Doctoral Degree in Chinese Medicine
The updated Prospectus pack and application procedures will be available on line in about 1 months time.
Applications have closed for the post graduate degrees 2013.
To attend the Masters degree applicants must have a Bachelor level degree or equivalent in a related discipline.
Applicants for the Doctoral Degree MUST already have a recognised Masters degree, or be due to complete one before the start of the Doctoral Programme.
Acupuncture Training 2013 – applications
We are pleased to announce that there are still a few places available for the next intake to our Professional Acupuncture Training course.
We look forward to receiving applications from suitable candidates. No prior knowledge of Western Medicine or Chinese Medicine is required.
The application form and fee information is available online by pressing the DOWNLOAD PROSPECTUS button on our website.
This year’s course begins, as always, in mid-October, so if you are thinking of making a last minute application you are advised to phone us on 01 8559000 or 087 9552139. For international students the prefix for Ireland is +353 .
Details of the course can be found under Course information.The part time 3 year course is run from our purpose-designed college and teaching clinic in Dublin 3 – only 10 minutes walk from the O2 Centre.
Graduates who wish to do so can progress to a 2 year part time Masters degree – validated by Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine and mainly run in Dublin.
Dr Ted Kaptchuk at the Irish College of TCM in Dublin
In late 1987 the Irish College of TCM was greatly honoured to invite Dr Ted Kaptchuk, the author of “Chinese Medicine – The Web that has no Weaver,” to give a seminar to its students and graduates.
As part of the celebration of our 30 year anniversary we are setting up a web archive with pictures such as those shown here, and we are inviting our graduates to send us photos, in memory of their own time as students at the ICTCM in Dublin to add to the archive.
In 1987 we were based on the south-side, in Dublin 4. The present College is now in Dublin 3 where we have been happily situated for some years.
We are continuing the tradition of inviting senior members of the Chinese Medicine Community to provide us with stimulating and interesting seminars, and hope to do so for many years to come.
Acupuncture Graduation 2013
Congratulations to the newly qualified practitioners of Acupuncture and TCM who recently graduated from the Licentiate in TCM course run by the Irish College of TCM in Dublin.
The graduates have now set up in practice in Ireland.
The graduates of the Licentiate in TCM 2013, are seen here with First Secretary Yang from the Chinese Embassy in Ireland (who presented them with their graduation certificates), Clinical staff of the Irish College of TCM and friends, colleagues and family.
Qigong weekend 18 & 19 May
A Qigong weekend, for students who have already completed the Introductory Qigong workshop with us, is being held this coming weekend.
If you have done some Qigong with us before and would like to do more please contact us on 087 9552139.
Master and Doctoral Degrees updated information, April 2013
Guangzhou University of Chinese Medicine (GUCM) has recently provided us with a more detailed programme for both the Masters and Doctoral Degrees in Chinese Medicine for the 2013-2014 academic year.
If you have already applied for a Prospectus Pack these updates will automatically be sent on to you within the next few weeks.
If you are waiting to receive the prospectus pack we will be adding the new information to the printed pack and to the website in the near future.
Our ground-breaking co-operation with GUCM has also had excellent press attention in the recent issue of “The Phoenix”, which includes an interview with the College Director Professor Tom Shanahan.
Qigong: Certificate Courses in Qigong and Medical Qigong
Two of our regular part time Courses in Qigong, taught by a Council Member of the World Academic Society of Medical Qigong (WASMQ) will be starting again within the next few months:
1. A Certificate course in Qigong – for those are interested in learning more Qigong (as taught to us by our Qigong Masters in China) in order to benefit their own health and well-being.
2. A Certificate course in Medical Qigong – for those practitioners of Acupuncture TCM or Chinese Herbal Medicine wishing to add Medical Qigong to their therapeutic repertoire.
If you wish to be considered for either of these courses you must attend the Introductory weekend of Health Promoting Qigong (see previous news item). The weekend is being held on 20th and 21st April 2013 at our college in Dublin. Information packs about the Certificate programmes will be available on the day.
Further information about the benefits of Qigong practice and the type of exercises which are taught can be found under the Open Courses information.
Acupuncture Training Course Interviews
In April We will be holding interviews for those who have applied for our professional Acupuncture Training course – The Licentiate in TCM.
Interviews will be held in the College and applicants will have an opportunity to see the College and the Teaching clinic and to meet staff and some of the people who have trained with us and are now in practice as ACupuncture TCM practitioners.
We are still accepting applications for the October 2013 course. This will be our 30th intake of students.
This part-time three year course is suitable for adults wishing to train to become Acupuncturists. You do not need any prior background in Chinese Medicine, Western Medicine or other medical fields.
Details of the course can be found under Course information.
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