Study at the National Centre for Naturopathic Medicine

"Naturopathic medicine is a healthcare discipline that uses its founding principles of treating the whole person, treating the cause and healing power of nature."

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Evidence-based, innovative and flexible

Underpinned by our rigorous research initiatives, academic programs at the National Centre for Naturopathic Medicine are equally innovative.

Designed and taught by industry-leading experts, our courses have been developed through a novel pedagogical framework based upon an interconnected approach to research, teaching and learning. This research-led approach to curriculum development provides a strong evidence-based foundation to all units, while research components embedded in each course ensure students advance their clinical knowledge firsthand.

With flexible learning and delivery methods, our courses are accessible worldwide and enable students to tailor their studies while remaining an active part of the Southern Cross community. Graduates will be equipped with the necessary knowledge, skills and abilities to work with diverse patient groups and teams across a range of professional settings.

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Naturopathic Medicine

Naturopathic Medicine is a key healthcare discipline that uses a holistic, person-centred and collaborative approach to prevent and/or treat ill health in diverse populations.

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Lifestyle Medicine

Lifestyle Medicine is an internationally recognised discipline that takes a comprehensive, evidence-based approach to health and chronic disease management.

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Integrative Medicine

Integrative medicine uses a preventative, coordinated and team-based approach to treat complex and chronic conditions, with the patient being at the centre of care.

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“At the National Centre for Naturopathic Medicine, we’re changing the conversation on health. We’re opening doors for allied healthcare professionals to expand their clinical skills and teaching conventional healthcare practitioners the benefits of integrating complementary approaches to provide the best of both worlds.”