Discipline development serves as the foundation for higher education institutions to fulfill their four major functions—talent cultivation, scientific research, social service, and cultural heritage and leadership—and is the primary driver of their growth and progress. Capital Medical University has set its strategic goal as building a high-level research-oriented medical university. Adhering to the guiding principle of "enhancing strengths, prioritizing key areas, fostering distinctive features, consolidating the foundation, and strengthening applied research," the University seizes every opportunity to advance both peak and plateau disciplines, and comprehensively promotes the development of "first-class universities" and "first-class disciplines."
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8
Doctoral degree authorization programs in first-level disciplines
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13
Master's degree authorization programs in first-level disciplines
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99
National Key Clinical Specialties (including Traditional Chinese Medicine)
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14
Key (cultivation) disciplines of the National Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine
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6
National Clinical Research Centers