Accommodation conditions are very good, generally six people, the room has a standard computer desk and a separate bathroom and water heater! However, freshmen usually live from four to six.
The profile of Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine is as follows:
Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, formerly known as Fujian College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, was founded in 1958. It is one of the earlier institutions of higher learning of traditional Chinese medicine in China. In 2003, it became one of the eight key construction universities in Fujian Province, and was renamed Fujian University of Traditional Chinese Medicine with the approval of the Ministry of Education on March 20 10. The school covers an area of nearly 1200 mu, of which Qishan campus covers an area of 935 mu and Pingshan campus covers an area of 16 1 mu.
By the end of 20 13 and 10, the school had more than 2,700 teaching staff and nearly 10000 students. There are 13 college and two research institutes. The school has established stable cooperative relations with universities, research and medical institutions and academic groups in the United States, German, Australian, Japanese, Malaysian, Taiwan Province and Hongkong.
The development goal of the school is to build the school into a teaching and research-oriented university of Chinese medicine with Chinese medicine as the main body, coordinated development of multiple disciplines, serving the economic zone on the west side of the Taiwan Strait and distinctive school-running characteristics. As of 20 13 and 10, the school has more than 2,700 teaching and administrative staff, including more than 500 professional and technical personnel with senior titles.
It has a group of young and middle-aged experts who have made outstanding contributions to the country, experts who enjoy special allowances from the State Council, academic successors of national famous old Chinese medicine practitioners, and 100 outstanding young Chinese medicine practitioners and outstanding teachers throughout the country. This school is the first college of traditional Chinese medicine in mainland China to recruit students from Taiwan Province Province. In 2009, there were nearly 400 overseas students, most of whom came from Taiwan Province province.
10 academic seminars on traditional Chinese medicine across the Taiwan Strait have been held successively, forming a multi-level, multi-standard and multi-form education pattern for Taiwan, including doctoral, master's, undergraduate, junior college and short-term study. The school has established stable cooperative relations with universities, research and medical institutions and academic groups in the United States, German, Australian, Japanese, Malaysian, Taiwan Province and Hongkong.