New complementary medicine masters
Posted: Fri Apr 08, 2011 11:01 am
From: University of Central Lancashire [mailto:newmedia@uclan.ac.uk]
Sent: 07 April 2011 08:44
To: Soroush Ebrahimi
Subject: New complementary medicine masters
MSc Integrated Healthcare by elearning *
Designed to meet the needs of qualified practitioners in complementary and alternative medicine both in the UK and internationally
The University of Central Lancashire, one of the largest universities in the UK, is now recruiting for this exciting new course for entry September 2011. The course aims to bring together practitioners from diverse backgrounds and locations around the world who work together to critically examine and explore the nature and potential of integrated healthcare.
With a choice of modules available the course structure can be adapted to your own needs, whether your interest is in developing your practice or increasing your academic and research skills. The whole course consists of 9 modules, normally taken over 3 years. Delivery is entirely via elearning so that study can be conducted from the comfort of your own home!
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UCLan - Preston - Lancashire - PR1 2HE
Sent: 07 April 2011 08:44
To: Soroush Ebrahimi
Subject: New complementary medicine masters
MSc Integrated Healthcare by elearning *
Designed to meet the needs of qualified practitioners in complementary and alternative medicine both in the UK and internationally
The University of Central Lancashire, one of the largest universities in the UK, is now recruiting for this exciting new course for entry September 2011. The course aims to bring together practitioners from diverse backgrounds and locations around the world who work together to critically examine and explore the nature and potential of integrated healthcare.
With a choice of modules available the course structure can be adapted to your own needs, whether your interest is in developing your practice or increasing your academic and research skills. The whole course consists of 9 modules, normally taken over 3 years. Delivery is entirely via elearning so that study can be conducted from the comfort of your own home!
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UCLan - Preston - Lancashire - PR1 2HE