Taipei Medical University
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Founded 1960 as Taipei Medical College by Dr. Shui-Wang Hu, Dr Cheng-Tien Hsu and other medical specialists. Acquired present status and title 2000.
Funding:
Private
Grades 3
Languages 2
Divisions 16
- Humanities and Social Sciences College
- Medical Science and Technology CollegeFields of study: Medical Technology
- Medicine CollegeFields of study: Laboratory Techniques, Medical Technology, Health Administration, Biotechnology, Medicine
- Nursing College
- Oral Medicine College
- Pharmacy College
- Public Health and Nutrition College
- Biomedical Informatics Graduate School
- Biomedical Technology Graduate School
- Cell and Molecular Biology Graduate School
- Clinical Medicine Graduate SchoolFields of study: Public Health
- Health Care Administration Graduate SchoolFields of study: Social and Preventive Medicine
- Medical Laboratory Science and Biothecnlology Graduate SchoolFields of study: Nursing
- Medical Sciences Graduate SchoolFields of study: Medical Technology
- Neuroscience Graduate SchoolFields of study: Neurosciences
- Pharmacology Graduate SchoolFields of study: Pharmacology
Requirements
- Admission details: Graduation from senior high school or equivalent, or above. Foreign applicants need to submit diploma transcripts and pass basic Chinese language test. For graduate: transcripts, diploma, study plan and might vary for different institutes.
Short online courses 20
- AI and Big Data in Global Health Improvement
- Agriculture and Nutrition
- Application of Digital Health Interventions
- Applications of AI Technology
- Artificial Intelligence for Healthcare: Opportunities and Challenges
- Artificial Intelligence in Bioinformatics
- Become a Pharmacy Preceptor
- Clinical Pharmacokinetics: Dosing and Monitoring
- Digital Health for Cancer Management: Smart Health Technologies in Complex Diseases
- Essentials of Good Pharmacy Practice: The Basics
- Evidence-Based Medicine in Clinical Pharmacy Practice
- Internet of Things for Active Aging
- Introduction to Nutrition and Food Safety
- Introduction to Translational Research: Connecting Scientists and Medical Doctors
- Medical Humanity: Engaging Patients and Communities in Healthcare
- Nutrition and Disease Prevention
- Nutrition: Eating to Live Well
- Pharmacokinetics: Drug Dosing in Renal Disease
- Pharmacotherapy: Understanding Biotechnology Products
- Social Media in Healthcare: Opportunities and Challenges
