Complementary Medicine (Research)

This application is designed to provide specialist postgraduate study in research which includes extensive work with original research and a thesis which is examined by outside examiners. Under expert supervision, students will build up their skills and also combine researchers active in complementary and traditional medicine. Emphasis will be on research into evidence-based health, especially in connection with aging and chronic illness. This master degree may be undertaken at a project or thesis manner.

• A four-year bachelor level with a minimum of a credit average in the final undergraduate year
• Or another recognised award appeared to be equivalent in character and standard to some four-year under graduate level, with a minimum of a credit average in the final undergraduate year. Alternatively applicants will provide evidence of formal academic credentials and experience that satisfies the Dean of their college of Graduate Research or nominee the candidate has developed knowledge of the discipline of study or cognate field and also the possibility of research adequate to undertake the planned program.