The Doctor of Homeopathic Medicine (DHM) is a research-oriented professional program designed to provide advanced knowledge of homeopathic philosophy, principles, clinical practice, and research methodology. The curriculum combines theoretical learning, case analysis, evidence-based practice, and independent research to prepare graduates for academic, clinical, and research roles.

• History and philosophy of homeopathy
• Principles of homeopathic practice
• Organon of Medicine
• Ethics and professional responsibilities

• Study of major homeopathic remedies
• Remedy selection
• Comparative Materia Medica
• Constitutional prescribing

• Repertorization techniques
• Case taking and evaluation
• Clinical decision making
• Chronic and acute case management

• Homeopathic management of common diseases
• Pediatric, women's health, and geriatric homeopathy
• Integrative approaches
• Patient follow-up and documentation

• Medical research methods
• Literature review
• Research ethics
• Scientific writing and publication

• Complex clinical cases
• Community health applications
• Digital consultation and tele-homeopathy
• Professional development and practice management

Candidates are required to prepare and submit two (2) original research papers related to homeopathic medicine or integrative healthcare. The papers should demonstrate critical analysis, academic writing skills, and evidence-based practice.

The program assessment consists of:

• Evaluation Test I – Mid-program assessment covering Modules 1–3.
• Evaluation Test II – Final comprehensive assessment covering Modules 4–6.

Candidates who successfully complete all six modules, pass both evaluation tests, and submit the required two research papers will be awarded the Doctor of Homeopathic Medicine (DHM).

The Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine (DTCM) is an advanced professional and research-oriented doctoral program designed for practitioners seeking expertise in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), integrative healthcare, and evidence-based clinical practice. The program combines advanced theoretical knowledge, clinical application, and independent research.

Module 1: Foundations of Traditional Chinese Medicine

• Principles of Yin-Yang and Five Elements
• Zang-Fu Organ Theory
• Qi, Blood, Body Fluids, and Meridians
• TCM Diagnostic Methods

Module 2: Acupuncture and Moxibustion

• Acupuncture theory and techniques
• Meridian and acupoint studies
• Pain management
• Clinical acupuncture practice

Module 3: Chinese Herbal Medicine

• Materia Medica
• Herbal formulas and prescriptions
• Herbal pharmacology and safety
• Clinical applications of herbal medicine

Module 4: TCM Clinical Practice

• Internal Medicine
• Women's Health (Gynecology)
• Pediatrics
• Geriatric Care
• Chronic Disease Management

Module 5: Integrative and Evidence-Based Medicine

• Integrating TCM with modern healthcare
• Clinical research methods
• Ethics and professional practice
• Public health and preventive medicine

Module 6: Research Methodology and Dissertation

• Research design
• Medical statistics
• Scientific writing
• Thesis preparation and publication
• Doctoral dissertation

Candidates are required to submit:

• Two (2) original research papers related to Traditional Chinese Medicine or Integrative Medicine.
• Research papers should demonstrate independent academic research and critical analysis.

The program includes two evaluation assessments:

1. Evaluation Test I
   
   • Covers Modules 1–3
   • Written assessment and case analysis.

1. Evaluation Test II
   
   • Covers Modules 4–6
   • Clinical application, research methodology, and comprehensive evaluation.

Candidates who successfully complete all six academic modules, submit two approved research papers, pass both evaluation tests, and meet all academic requirements will be awarded the Doctor of Traditional Chinese Medicine (DTCM) degree.

The Doctor of Acupuncture Medicine (DAcM) is a research-oriented professional doctorate designed for practitioners seeking advanced knowledge in acupuncture, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), and integrative healthcare. The program consists of six academic modules, two evaluation tests, and the submission of an original doctoral research dissertation.

• Principles of Yin and Yang
• Five Elements Theory
• Qi, Blood, and Body Fluids
• Meridian and Organ Systems

• Meridian Theory
• Acupuncture Point Selection
• Needling Techniques
• Electroacupuncture and Moxibustion

• TCM Diagnostic Methods
• Treatment Planning
• Internal Medicine Applications
• Pain Management and Rehabilitation

• Modern Medical Sciences
• Integrative Healthcare
• Clinical Safety and Ethics
• Evidence-Based Acupuncture Practice

• Research Design
• Literature Review
• Quantitative and Qualitative Methods
• Biostatistics and Academic Writing

• Clinical Practice Management
• Healthcare Regulations
• Professional Ethics
• International Acupuncture Standards

• Evaluation Test I – Comprehensive assessment covering Modules 1–3.
• Evaluation Test II – Comprehensive assessment covering Modules 4–6.

Candidates are required to prepare and submit an original doctoral research dissertation in the field of Acupuncture Medicine or Traditional Chinese Medicine. The dissertation should demonstrate independent research, critical analysis, and a meaningful contribution to professional knowledge and clinical practice.

Award: Doctor of Acupuncture Medicine (DAcM)

The Doctor of Oriental Medicine (DOM) is a research-oriented professional doctoral program designed to provide advanced knowledge in traditional Oriental medicine, holistic healthcare, and evidence-based clinical practice. The curriculum consists of six academic modules, followed by two evaluation assessments and the submission of a doctoral research dissertation.

Module 1: Foundations of Oriental Medicine
History, philosophy, Yin-Yang theory, Five Elements, and traditional diagnostic principles.

Module 2: Human Anatomy, Physiology & Pathology
Modern medical sciences integrated with Oriental medical concepts.

Module 3: Diagnostic Methods in Oriental Medicine
Pulse diagnosis, tongue diagnosis, patient assessment, syndrome differentiation, and case analysis.

Module 4: Herbal Medicine & Natural Therapeutics
Traditional herbal formulations, pharmacology, nutrition, and evidence-based natural therapies.

Module 5: Acupuncture, Moxibustion & Clinical Techniques
Acupuncture theory, meridian systems, point selection, treatment protocols, cupping, moxibustion, and related therapeutic techniques.

Module 6: Clinical Research, Ethics & Integrative Medicine
Research methodology, clinical ethics, healthcare regulations, evidence-based practice, integrative medicine, and dissertation preparation.

Evaluation Test 1: Comprehensive assessment covering Modules 1–3.

Evaluation Test 2: Comprehensive assessment covering Modules 4–6.

Candidates are required to complete and submit an original doctoral research dissertation in a relevant field of Oriental Medicine. The dissertation demonstrates independent research, critical analysis, and contribution to professional knowledge in the discipline.

Total Curriculum:

• 6 Academic Modules
• 2 Comprehensive Evaluation Tests
• 1 Doctoral Research Dissertation

The Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine (DCM) is a research-based professional doctoral program designed for healthcare professionals seeking advanced knowledge in chiropractic medicine, spinal health, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, and evidence-based patient care. The curriculum consists of six core academic modules, followed by two evaluation tests and the submission of a doctoral research dissertation.

Module 1: Foundations of Chiropractic Medicine

• History, philosophy, ethics, and principles of chiropractic practice.

Module 2: Human Anatomy, Physiology & Biomechanics

• Advanced anatomy, spinal biomechanics, neuromuscular systems, and functional movement.

Module 3: Chiropractic Assessment & Diagnostic Methods

• Patient examination, orthopedic and neurological assessment, imaging interpretation, and clinical diagnosis.

Module 4: Chiropractic Techniques & Manual Therapy

• Spinal adjustment techniques, joint mobilization, soft tissue therapy, rehabilitation, and patient management.

Module 5: Pain Management, Rehabilitation & Preventive Care

• Musculoskeletal disorders, rehabilitation strategies, exercise prescription, wellness, and preventive healthcare.

Module 6: Research Methodology & Evidence-Based Chiropractic Practice

• Research design, biostatistics, scientific writing, ethics in research, systematic reviews, and evidence-based clinical practice.

• Submission of an original doctoral research dissertation in an approved area of Chiropractic Medicine.
• The research should demonstrate independent investigation, critical analysis, and practical contribution to the profession.

• Evaluation Test I: Comprehensive assessment covering Modules 1–3.
• Evaluation Test II: Comprehensive assessment covering Modules 4–6.

Candidates who successfully complete all six modules, pass both evaluation tests, and submit an approved doctoral research dissertation will be awarded the Doctor of Chiropractic Medicine (DCM).

Curriculum Structure

The Doctor of Unani Medicine (DUM) is a research-oriented doctoral programme designed for healthcare professionals, Unani practitioners, and researchers seeking advanced knowledge in the principles, practice, and scientific development of Unani medicine. The programme emphasizes evidence-based research, traditional medical wisdom, and modern healthcare integration.

Module 1: Foundations and Philosophy of Unani Medicine

• History and evolution of Unani medicine
• Basic principles (Arkān, Mizāj, Akhlāt)
• Classical Unani literature and philosophy

Module 2: Unani Diagnostics and Clinical Practice

• Methods of diagnosis
• Disease classification
• Clinical assessment and patient management

Module 3: Ilmul Advia (Unani Pharmacology)

• Medicinal plants and herbal formulations
• Drug preparation and quality assurance
• Safety, dosage, and therapeutic applications

Module 4: Research Methodology and Biostatistics

• Research design
• Scientific writing
• Data analysis and research ethics

Module 5: Integrative and Evidence-Based Unani Medicine

• Integration of Unani with modern healthcare
• Clinical research and case studies
• Public health and preventive medicine

Module 6: Dissertation and Research Publication

• Independent doctoral research
• Thesis preparation and submission
• Publication of research papers in peer-reviewed journals

Candidates are required to prepare and submit two original research papers suitable for publication in peer-reviewed academic journals before the final dissertation submission.

The programme consists of two evaluation tests:

Evaluation Test I

• Covers Modules 1–3
• Written assessment and research proposal presentation

Evaluation Test II

• Covers Modules 4–6
• Dissertation progress review, research paper evaluation, and final oral presentation (Viva Voce)

Upon successful completion of all six modules, two evaluation tests, the required research papers, and the doctoral dissertation, candidates will be awarded the Doctor of Unani Medicine (DUM), recognizing advanced competence in Unani medicine, research, clinical practice, and academic leadership.

The Doctor of Sowa Rigpa Medicine (DSRM) is an advanced research-oriented doctoral program designed for practitioners, researchers, and healthcare professionals seeking expertise in the traditional Tibetan system of medicine. The program emphasizes original research, evidence-based practice, and the integration of traditional medical knowledge with contemporary healthcare.

Module 1: Foundations of Sowa Rigpa Medicine

• History, philosophy, and principles of Sowa Rigpa
• The Four Medical Tantras (Gyud-Zhi)
• Traditional diagnostic concepts

Module 2: Sowa Rigpa Diagnostics and Clinical Practice

• Pulse diagnosis and urine examination
• Disease classification
• Clinical assessment and patient management

Module 3: Herbal Pharmacology and Materia Medica

• Medicinal plants and mineral formulations
• Preparation and quality control of medicines
• Safety, dosage, and therapeutic applications

Module 4: Research Methodology and Medical Ethics

• Research design and methodology
• Biostatistics and scientific writing
• Medical ethics and research integrity

Module 5: Integrative Medicine and Public Health

• Integration of Sowa Rigpa with modern healthcare
• Preventive medicine and lifestyle management
• Community health and wellness promotion

Module 6: Doctoral Research and Thesis

• Selection of a research topic
• Literature review
• Original research, thesis writing, and publication preparation

Each candidate shall submit:

• Two (2) original research papers related to Sowa Rigpa Medicine.
• Papers should demonstrate independent research and contribute to the advancement of traditional medicine.
• Submission to peer-reviewed or recognized academic journals is encouraged.

The doctoral assessment consists of:

• Comprehensive assessment covering Modules 1–3.

• Comprehensive assessment covering Modules 4–6.

• Successful completion of all six modules.
• Submission of two research papers.
• Acceptance and defense of the doctoral thesis (if applicable).

Total Curriculum Components

• 6 Academic Modules
• 2 Evaluation Tests
• 2 Research Papers
• Final Doctoral Thesis/Dissertation
• Award of the Doctor of Sowa Rigpa Medicine (DSRM) upon successful completion.

Research-Based Doctoral Curriculum (Working Professionals)

The Doctor of Yoga Therapy (DYTh) is a research-oriented doctoral program designed for healthcare professionals, yoga practitioners, therapists, educators, and wellness experts who wish to advance their knowledge in therapeutic yoga and holistic health. The curriculum emphasizes evidence-based practice, research, and the integration of yoga into preventive and rehabilitative healthcare.

1. Foundations of Yoga Philosophy and Yogic Science
   
   • History, principles, classical yoga texts, and philosophy.

1. Human Anatomy, Physiology, and Therapeutic Applications
   
   • Body systems, biomechanics, pathology, and yoga-based interventions.

1. Yoga Therapy for Physical and Lifestyle Disorders
   
   • Therapeutic approaches for musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, metabolic, respiratory, and chronic conditions.

1. Yoga Therapy for Mental Health and Emotional Well-being
   
   • Stress management, anxiety, depression, mindfulness, meditation, and psychological applications.

1. Research Methodology and Evidence-Based Yoga Therapy
   
   • Research design, data analysis, ethics, literature review, and scientific writing.

1. Clinical Practice, Integrative Medicine, and Professional Ethics
   
   • Clinical case studies, integrative healthcare models, patient assessment, ethics, and professional practice.

• Submission of Two (2) Research Papers in the field of Yoga Therapy or Integrative Health.
• Submission of One Doctoral Thesis/Dissertation based on original research.

• Evaluation Test I: Comprehensive assessment covering Modules 1–3.
• Evaluation Test II: Comprehensive assessment covering Modules 4–6.

Candidates who successfully complete all six modules, pass the two evaluation tests, submit the required research papers, and successfully defend their doctoral thesis will be awarded the Doctor of Yoga Therapy (DYTh) degree.