The Complementary Medicines Group offers 3 unique degree programmes developed to cover both generic and specific areas of complementary medicine. Students have the opportunity to gain academic qualifications and professional training which will allow them to apply to the relevant professional bodies for membership. There are common elements to these courses which thus offer shared learning experiences. Beyond this, specific modules will address the particular needs of each route.
Practical elements form a large part of each course.
Entry qualifications Specific entry requirements for each course listed in alphabetical order. General information about our admissions policy. Learning is conducted through lectures, seminars, experiential workshops, TV studio work and workbooks. Projects such as producing a video or tape recording of an alternative view of health will be available together with research studies of practice. Each module is individually assessed by a variety of means such as essays, classroom tests, case analysis, projects, tape production, counselling analysis, and research proposals.