Non-medical undergraduate students can take an examination of academic Chinese medicine graduate students, that is, "learning tyrants." During my master's degree, I mainly followed my tutor to do academic research. Undergraduate non-medical students can't take the postgraduate exam of traditional Chinese medicine, which is the "master's degree". During my master's degree, I mainly followed my tutor in hospital clinic.
Because of the policy change after 20 15, basic medical graduates can't apply for the examination of practicing doctors, so students who cross the academic postgraduate examination of traditional Chinese medicine can't apply for the examination and obtain the qualification certificate of practicing doctors with a master's degree. Now the ways to obtain the qualification certificate of medical practitioners are:
(1) Master-apprentice system of traditional Chinese medicine (not every province needs to check the website of the Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine).
(2) Chinese medicine does have a expertise system (not every province has it, so you need to check it on the website of the Provincial Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine).
(3) Obtain a diploma in Chinese medicine from a technical secondary school or a junior college (the age needs to be 18~25 years old, and there are institutions to operate). With a diploma, you can get an assistant doctor qualification certificate and then wait for 2 years to get a practicing doctor qualification certificate.
(4) Re-taking the college entrance examination to obtain an undergraduate or junior college degree in traditional Chinese medicine (it is not recommended to be too stressful).