Complementart therapy degree?
Has anyone here either done or is doing the Complementary Therapy degree at uni??
I am interested in it and I have never been to uni before and at the grand old age of 42 I would be a mature student, and was wondering if someone could reccomend it?, or shed some light on the course.
I would be most grateful for any information.
Thanks.
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i'm a grand old student mydelf at 44 and i've just started (last yr) a part-time degree in complementary medicine and health sciences.
I have already begun studying reflexology, and next yr intend to star homeopathy.
I can't recommend the course enough but there are a few unis that do them. perhaps a search under comp med degrees in the uk may help?
anyway, all the best to you, i hope you are successful and if you want to chat then just get back in touch here or via email/PM
martin
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*Elaine*99 I have decided that I am definately doing the complementary degree course full time for 3 years.
I am in limbo land and need a challenge and a bit more knowledge would be nice as well!!!
I am really looking forward to it, and am going to put my heart and soul into it.
I know its gonna be hard , especially with 2 kids but if I dont try I will never know.
Watch this space.;) ooh I am nervous and excited.
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Jadegirl Go for it. you will get such a strong sense of achievement from it and it will introduce you to a whole new world.
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KateWhorlow Hi, University of Westminster does it in London, I started their Herbal Medicine Degree and I wish I had done the Comp Therapies one instead as that way you get to work with many types of therapies and not just one. It is a great course as some of my friends did it - another similar one to do which is equally great is the Naturopathy Degree. The oldest student on my herbal degree was in her late 60's so you will be a spring chicken in comparison age wise :o) Have fun and good luck! Kate
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LavenderRose Go for it!! I've done a complete IT and Computing degree with the OU (part time over 5 years) - starting roughly the age you are now. It's a great sense of achievement when you get to the end!!
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*Elaine*99 Thanks for the replies guys. Very much appreciated. Also thanx for the encouragement. It means a lot.
I am looking forward to doing this. So I will keep you all posted along the way.
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I am interested in it and I have never been to uni before and at the grand old age of 42 I would be a mature student, and was wondering if someone could reccomend it?, or shed some light on the course.
I would be most grateful for any information.
Thanks.
xx
Answers:
i'm a grand old student mydelf at 44 and i've just started (last yr) a part-time degree in complementary medicine and health sciences.
I have already begun studying reflexology, and next yr intend to star homeopathy.
I can't recommend the course enough but there are a few unis that do them. perhaps a search under comp med degrees in the uk may help?
anyway, all the best to you, i hope you are successful and if you want to chat then just get back in touch here or via email/PM
martin
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*Elaine*99 I have decided that I am definately doing the complementary degree course full time for 3 years.
I am in limbo land and need a challenge and a bit more knowledge would be nice as well!!!
I am really looking forward to it, and am going to put my heart and soul into it.
I know its gonna be hard , especially with 2 kids but if I dont try I will never know.
Watch this space.;) ooh I am nervous and excited.
xxxxxxxxxx
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Jadegirl Go for it. you will get such a strong sense of achievement from it and it will introduce you to a whole new world.
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KateWhorlow Hi, University of Westminster does it in London, I started their Herbal Medicine Degree and I wish I had done the Comp Therapies one instead as that way you get to work with many types of therapies and not just one. It is a great course as some of my friends did it - another similar one to do which is equally great is the Naturopathy Degree. The oldest student on my herbal degree was in her late 60's so you will be a spring chicken in comparison age wise :o) Have fun and good luck! Kate
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LavenderRose Go for it!! I've done a complete IT and Computing degree with the OU (part time over 5 years) - starting roughly the age you are now. It's a great sense of achievement when you get to the end!!
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*Elaine*99 Thanks for the replies guys. Very much appreciated. Also thanx for the encouragement. It means a lot.
I am looking forward to doing this. So I will keep you all posted along the way.
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