The master’s program includes courses in anatomy and physiology, as well as in holistic human development, which together provide details about functioning on physical, psychological, and spiritual levels. Intermediate courses in homeopathy and herbology build on the foundation acquired in the Bachelor of Science program. Other courses provide information about nutrients that are critical to maintaining good health and concepts concerning the influence of belief on an individual’s health. The final phase of this program offers two options: completing a thesis or two additional electives. Because the process of writing the thesis offers excellent preparation for the doctoral dissertation, it is the recommended option for those who intend to progress to a doctoral program.
Requirement for admission: A bachelor’s degree and completion of any necessary prerequisite courses.
