The Bachelor of Korean (Oriental) Medicine at Kyung Hee University is a comprehensive 6-year undergraduate program recognized as the most prestigious of its kind in Korea. Established in 1948, the College seeks to modernize and scientifically validate Korean medicine while fostering integration with Western medical sciences. The curriculum covers foundational fields such as Oriental medical classics, physiology, pathology, acupuncture, herbal pharmacology, diagnostics, preventive medicine, and integrated medicine. On graduation, students are qualified to take the National License Examinations for Oriental Medicine Practice in Korea. The college is equipped with two teaching hospitals and a large array of basic and clinical departments, supporting both research and clinical training. The program is conducted in Korean.