NTU, Gu Sheng Tang push TCM research with $1.06m programme

Visiting experts from China will provide clinical mentorship for local practitioners.

Nanyang Technological University Singapore and Gu Sheng Tang Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) have launched a new programme to develop talent and advance evidence-based research in TCM.

The ‘Gu Sheng Tang Traditional Chinese Medicine Education and Research Programme’ is backed by a $1.06m donation from Gu Shen Tang.

The initiative will bring leading TCM experts from China to Singapore as visiting professors to deliver lectures and provide clinical mentorship.

It also includes doctoral scholarships and support for overseas academic exchanges to build an internationally oriented TCM workforce.

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