27 Osteopathy Degree Programs

At Rocky Vista University College of Osteopathic Medicine, our dedicated faculty and staff embrace osteopathic philosophy while advancing the art and science of medicine. We aim to recruit and educate passionate individuals ready to become community-focused primary care physicians, equipped to meet the diverse needs of patients and adapt to the evolving healthcare landscape.

The program combines a Bachelor of Science in Osteopathy with a Master of Health Science in Osteopathy, designed to prepare students to work as osteopaths. It emphasizes hands-on clinical training, co...

Osteopathy is based on the concept of the human being as a unique being, made up of a physical body and a mental body, inseparable in health and disease, therefore, osteopathy carries out a comprehensive approach to the subject, taking an interest not only in disease, but because of the original cause that caused this disorder.

The program combines a solid foundation in health sciences with practical skills in osteopathy. Students gain in-depth knowledge about human anatomy, physiology, and pathology, which helps them unders...

This advanced four-year initial degree in Osteopathy will give you the knowledge, skills, and experience you need to become a registered osteopath, qualified to diagnose and treat a wide range of health issues through manual therapy, tailored exercises, rehabilitation, and advice.

The Master of Clinical Osteopathy program offers a comprehensive pathway for students interested in becoming skilled manual therapists. It combines foundational knowledge in anatomy, physiology, and p...

The courses are in English in Copenhagen and focus on physiotherapists and medical doctors. After having successfully completed the 40 modules you get, after 4 years, the Master of Science in Osteopathy.

Are you interested in the idea of cranial osteopathy but can't quite get your head around it? This course examines the mechanics of the tissues and structures involved and critically appraises both existing models and current evidence in the field.

The Bachelor of Clinical Sciences (Osteopathic Studies) is designed to prepare students for a career in osteopathy and related health fields. The program combines theoretical learning with practical e...

Master´s Degree in Osteopahty is designed to provide a springboard for osteopaths in gaining the skills needed to engage in the fields of research, education, business development and societal or political engagement, depending on their own specific interests. The 2-year course aims to create a fulfilling path for osteopaths to expand, and develop their own synthesis of the contemporary osteopathic topics

Applicants to schools of osteopathy may major in any discipline at the undergraduate level. Since the required courses for admission tend to be heavy in the sciences, most students at Siena Heights aspire to study for these professions majoring in biology.

This full-time undergraduate programme equips students with the underpinning knowledge, hands-on experience and multidisciplinary teamwork needed to be a competent osteopath, and will enable graduating students to apply to the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) for registration and begin professional practice.

This part-time undergraduate Program equips students with the underpinning knowledge, hands-on experience and multidisciplinary teamwork needed to be a competent osteopath, and will enable graduating students to apply to the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC) for registration and begin professional practice.

This course is intended as an introduction to osteopaths who are considering treating paediatric patients or for osteopaths who would like a refresher course. Working with this population requires specific paediatric knowledge and skills, the basics of which will be covered in this face to face course.

Pacific Northwest University of Health Sciences College of Osteopathic Medicine educates and trains students to become osteopathic physicians that provide research-driven quality care to the Northwest communities, particularly in rural and medically underserved populations.