This degree is the first of its kind. The program equips students with both scientific knowledge and a deep understanding of plants. Graduates are prepared to enter the herbal products field directly, begin work as botanical medicine experts or pursue further education in related areas.

The Community Herbalist Program is a unique 4-month program that introduces students to the incredible world of plants and their medicinal uses according to various cultures. This program

Our Certificate in Chinese Herbal Medicine program is a postgraduate course for acupuncture practitioners seeking comprehensive Chinese herbal medicine training. The 24-month program teaches practitioners to safely and effectively incorporate the use of Chinese herbs into their clinical practice.

People are continually looking for ways to have a happier, healthier, and more meaningful life; Holistic Arts Institute’s distance learning holistic health courses and programs are carefully tailored to meet those needs. There are multiple incentives for enrolling in HAI’s distance learning courses and programs.

The Chinese herbal medicine course introduces students to the use of Chinese herbs and formulas. As part of the program, it offers training in our herbal pharmacy where they will receive first-hand interaction with Chinese herbs as well as being supervised by our team of experienced doctors.

AIMC Berkeley’s Masters of Science in Oriental Medicine (MSOM) program is designed for future acupuncturists who want to practice Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) with a strong emphasis on integrative medicine.

The Doctoral Program is an evolution of the Master's Degree curriculum, emphasizing advanced clinical competencies and Chinese Herbal Medicine. The DAC program will critically assess the methodology and conclusions of quantitative and qualitative research. Doctoral students will participate in a multidisciplinary healthcare system and collaborate in a team-based approach across all healthcare disciplines.

This degree program focuses primarily on the major dimensions of Asian/Oriental Herbs and Acupuncture and their relationship with the field of integrative medicine.

The Level 3 VTCT/ITEC Diploma qualifies you to work independently in your own practice, empowering you to select your own hours and be in control of your work/life balance.

Consumer use of herbal supplements continues to grow, and graduates of the M.S. Clinical Herbalism program will be prepared to serve as clinicians with the knowledge and tools to provide whole-person, relationship-centred healthcare.

The College’s Oriental Medicine Program combines rigorous academic course work with broad clinical experiences, leading to a Master of Science degree in Oriental Medicine combined with a Bachelor of Science degree in Nutrition (TCM).

Although acupuncture is the most recognized aspect of Chinese medicine in the West, in China, herbal medicine is at least as significant. The same theoretical and diagnostic rationale can be applied to acupuncture and herbal medicine, though there are differences in practice.

The Registered Traditional Chinese Medicine Herbalist program (R.TCM.H) provides the graduate with professional training in Herbal medicine (Traditional Chinese Medicine).

This course will provide an introduction to the medicinal use of Oriental medicine herbs, including a basic study of plant life, plant morphology, history of Oriental herbal medicine, and the classification and basic properties of Chinese herbs.

These courses are designed to prepare students to understand and use the herbal components of each formula and the role that each herb plays within the formula for various clinical applications. Practical training in constructing herbal formulas based on the principles of classical herbal formulation and therapeutic functions.