M.Ost. Master of Osteopathic Medicine

Osteopathy is a system of diagnosis and treatment for various medical conditions. Osteopaths focus on total body health and work with the structure and function of the body to affect the musculoskeletal framework. The principle is based on the well-being of an individual depending on the integrated part of all the body’s components.

Following your comprehensive training, you will deeply understand the body's anatomy, from how muscles, joints, and bones work, and a thorough understanding of physiology, neurology, and pathology. This helps you understand what keeps a body healthy and what happens in states of disease; you will be qualified and able to assess, diagnose and treat the site of pain and the whole person with your expert skill set.

Three A-levels at grades BBC or above, including Biology or a related subject

Or BTEC triple grades DMM or above (with at least six specialist units in Biology and Science or a combination of BTEC Level 3 grades)

Or Access 30-42 with minimum 18D

And GCSE English Language and Maths in grade 4 or grade C or above

Applicants with other qualifications and/or experience will be considered on an individual basis

An interview is required.

20 hours of work permit weekly for international students.