Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine, located in Chengdu, Sichuan Province, is a national "double-class" construction university, founded in 1956, and is one of the first four Chinese medicine colleges established in New China. Formerly known as Chengdu College of Traditional Chinese Medicine, 1995 was renamed Chengdu University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

After 65 years of construction and development, it has become a high-level university of traditional Chinese medicine with distinctive characteristics, with Chinese medicine as the main subject and medical and health-related disciplines supporting each other and developing in a coordinated way. It is the first batch of pilot units for doctors and masters in clinical medicine. In 2020, it will become a university jointly established by Sichuan Provincial People's Government, Ministry of Education and state administration of traditional chinese medicine.

As of March 2023, the school covers an area of about 1800 mu; There are 19 colleges, 4 directly affiliated hospitals, 8 non-directly affiliated hospitals and 4 directly affiliated hospitals, offering 38 undergraduate majors; There are 3 authorized points for doctoral degrees in first-level disciplines.

There are 29 doctoral degree authorization points in two disciplines, 8 first-class master degree authorization points, 63 master degree authorization points in two disciplines and 3 postdoctoral mobile stations; There are more than 26,000 full-time students, including more than 4,800 graduate students.

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By March, 2023, the school had 4 masters of traditional Chinese medicine, 5 national famous traditional Chinese medicine practitioners, 5 national famous teaching teachers, academicians of Russian Academy of Engineering and Academy of Natural Sciences 1 person, 2 winners of National Outstanding Contribution Award for Traditional Chinese Medicine, 3 national outstanding scientific and technological workers, and Huang Qi project expert 1 person. Selected by the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars.

National high-level talents such as National Natural Science Foundation Outstanding Youth Fund and national invited experts 18 people; National outstanding professional and technical personnel 1 person, 2 members of the State Council discipline appraisal group, 98 experts enjoying special allowance from the State Council, 3 national innovative teams of traditional Chinese medicine, and 49 national academic experience inheritance instructors of famous and old traditional Chinese medicine.