Osteopathic Therapy, B.Sc. 11179 en

Application deadline

02/10/2025

Duration

8 Semester

Study form

Full-time studies

Fees

3540 € / Year

Dresden International University offers both a Bachelor's and a Master's degree programme "Osteopathic Therapy" in cooperation with HOLISTÉA.

The qualification goal of the Bachelor's programme in Osteopathic Therapy is the acquisition of scientific methodological competence using the current state of research in the fields of epidemiology, scientific social research, as well as subject-specific basic competences in the fields of medicine and osteopathy. This also takes place with the inclusion of the current international and national status of specialist publications, e.g. for the further development of osteopathic diagnosis and treatment techniques.

Students are enabled to acquire the knowledge and skills necessary for the practice of osteopathy. In doing so, their individuality as well as their personal approach to osteopathy is encouraged. A balanced relationship between theory and practice helps to train students to become independent, critically thinking therapists.

The study programme aims at a comprehensive personality development and profiling in all competence areas of professional, methodical, personal and social aspects. This is an important prerequisite for dealing responsibly with patients and a not insignificant aspect of later healing success.

The Osteopathic Therapy courses are offered in cooperation with HOLISTÉA.

This also provides the opportunity to access the professional and personnel know-how of the cooperation partners, which has been incorporated into the development and further development of the study courses. Furthermore, it is possible to use the teaching and practice rooms of the cooperation partners including the necessary equipment and materials for the entire study programme of the DIU. This enables a direct theory-practice transfer of the taught contents and ensures the application orientation of the teaching contents. These cooperations have also proven successful with regard to marketing and sales of the degree programmes. The overall formal and academic content responsibility for all study programmes lies with DIU.

• General or subject-linked higher education entrance qualification (Abitur)