Courses for advanced students
Advanced Pathologies
(3 modules online course)
This course presents the theory, diagnostic and treatments options for some pathologies that are commonly seen in the West. It is then very useful for Tibetan Medicine practitioners.
It includes 3 modules:
- Head, sense organs and skin disorders
- Common complaints
- Fever and infectious diseases
This course is a part of the Kachupa degree certificate. It is restricted to TME’s students who have completed the Tibetan Medicine course.
This course is taken on an individual basis.
Registration for this course is now closed.
more information below
Course Content
This course presents the theory, diagnostic and treatments options for some pathologies that are commonly seen in the West. It is then very useful for Tibetan Medicine practictionners.
It is presented in 3 modules:
1. Head, sense organs and skin disorders
2. Common complaints
3. Fever and infectious diseases
Detailed program :
Prerequisite
This course is restricted to TME’s students who have completed the Tibetan Medicine course.
Teaching methods
Once registered, you will get a full access to download the textbooks and view video lessons online at your own pace and convenience. You’ll also have the opportunity to directly ask questions to Dr Pasang Y. Arya.
Examination and certification
If they wish, students who have followed the three modules can take an online exam to receive a certificate.
This course on Advanced pathologies is a part of the Kachupa degree certificate. Last exam date: end of May 2026
Terms and Conditions
Terms & conditions Kachupa degree program
By completing the application forms or an online transaction you are confirming that you accept the following terms and conditions:
TME – Tibetan Medicine Education center website, courses and e-mail.
All parts of the websites, both public and teaching areas (tibetanmedicine-edu.org, tmecourses.org, tme.adobeconnect.com or zoom) including course content, documents, lessons, videos, audio recordings, works, and correspondence, are the intellectual property of TME – Tibetan Medicine Education center and cannot be copied, duplicated, forwarded, or conveyed to anyone else, without the original author’s permission. No attempt should be made to copy or distribute either images or other content in any way, even in another language.
All online courses require users to have an active email account for course communication purposes.
Users need to advise TME of any changes to their personal contact details whilst completing their course.
Students enrolled with TME – Tibetan Medicine Education center are issued with an internet login and secure password in order to access the online classroom. Students must not disclose this password to any third party.
TME – Tibetan Medicine Education center reserves the right to modify the content of the website on a regular basis in order to ensure that it is current and as relevant as possible.
It is strongly recommended that students protect their own computer system with appropriate anti virus software. TME – Tibetan Medicine Education center cannot be held responsible for any virus transferred via email or otherwise, hacking and other types of computer misuse.
Payment
Payment is made at the enrolment.
For individual online courses, a message of confirmation will be sent to the student after receipt of payment. Within 2-3 days, the student will then get access to the course material for the duration given in the course description.
Cancellation
Once the student receives the course access codes, there is no refund if he/she withdraws from the course.
Important disclaimer
This course is intended to provide general educational information. Participants take part in TME activities fully responsible of their behavior. In order to maintain an appropriate learning environment, students having an inappropriate, disruptive, or offensive behavior may be excluded from courses or workshops. In case of exclusion, any additional costs will be borne by the participants and the amount already paid will not be refunded.
The content of the course is not a substitute for professional care or treatment. If students have or suspect that they have a physical, psychological or medical problem they should consult their appropriate healthcare professional without delay. They should never disregard or delay seeking professional advice, or discontinue treatment due to information provided during the course, online forum or TME website. The course teacher, mentor and producers assume no responsibility or liability for their actions.
Certification
At the end of each course, students who wish it so can take an exam in order to receive a certificate, provided they have passed it. In order to have the full Kachupa degree, students must follow all the courses and take/pass all the examinations.
Tibetan Medicine, like many other complementary medicines, is still not officially recognized in many countries. Students must then be aware that even if this certification attests their high knowledge on Tibetan Medicine subjects, it is not an authorization to practice per se, as legal recognition and licenses depend on the laws of each country.
Thus, the participants who are already medical doctors or who already have an official authorization to practice as naturopath practitioners in their country can receive the TME certificate as an attestation for their additional knowledge on Tibetan medicine and related techniques.
The participants who have not yet graduated in any medical complementary discipline will also receive the same certificate from TME, but in order to have a legal recognition in their country as a health practitioner, they may have to obtain extra certificates depending on their country laws.
Applicable law, jurisdiction
Swiss law exclusively shall be applicable to the present contract. Neuchâtel, Switzerland is stipulated as the place of jurisdiction.
