Upon completion of the program students will receive a bachelor of science health science and a master of science oriental medicine.

Year 1: build a foundation to learn oriental medicine by learning the basic of substance production and flow; studying the structures and functions of the body systems both western and eastern. Practice application of these theories and understanding of systems in a clinic setting. Year one will be 300 level courses which will be applied toward the bachelor of health science degree.

Year 2: expand understanding of oriental medical diagnostic techniques. Continue the study of how the body functions and locations of systems. Apply these techniques and understanding of concepts to patients in the student clinic setting. Year 2 will cover 400 level courses which will be applied toward the bachelor of health science degree.

Year 3: develop and strengthen knowledge of oriental medicine and western diagnostic techniques. In addition study of different paradigms of treatment as well as specialties in practice. Continue the study of systems from the oriental medicine perspective and the western medicine perspective. Students will practice these concepts treating patients in the student clinic. Year 3 will be a combination of 500 and 600 level courses applied toward the master of oriental medicine degree.