There is an enormous demand for quality homeopathic health care. Homeopathy is one of the “Big Five” Complementary Therapies categorised in Group One of the 6th House of Lords Science & Technology Report published in 2000 and homeopathy is thus one of the most established and respected aspects of Complementary Medicine.

The public interest in and appreciation of homeopathic treatment as a safe and effective alternative to conventional medicine is constantly increasing.

Many doctors and specialists welcome the benefits of homeopathic treatment and refer patients to professional homeopaths. The UK currently has established and successful homeopathic hospitals, including The Glasgow Homeopathic Hospital, Tunbridge Wells Homeopathic Hospital and The Royal London Homeopathic Hospital.

Graduates of this College will have the skills and qualities necessary to successfully establish themselves in professional practice as a fully registered, insured homeopathic practitioner.

Opportunities for registered homeopaths include working within the National Health Service, medical centres, private practice, therapy centres, lecturing and research.

This College offers advice and comprehensive support to all graduates, together with additional training and mentoring during the first years of practice with an optional postgraduate study year.