The Master’s Programme in Osteopathy consists of Research Methods and Thesis, Explanations of Osteopathic Treatment, Service-design and Person-Centered Care, Advanced Practitioner Skills, and Elective Studies.
Metropolia University of Applied Sciences says the programme addresses evidence-informed explanations for osteopathic treatment effects, service design for person-centred, integrative and multidisciplinary healthcare, and advanced practitioner skills, including leadership, management, and self-awareness for osteopathic practice.
The degree is a Master of Health Care, with a scope of 90 ECTS credits, and is delivered as online studies with distance teaching.
Modules
- Research Methods and Thesis
- Explanations of Osteopathic Treatment
- Service-design and Person-Centered Care
- Advanced Practitioner Skills
- Elective Studies