Overview

This diploma program provides a solid foundation in the key concepts of integrative health, including human physiology, evidence-based complementary therapies, mind-body interactions, and global health perspectives. Designed to support professional growth or further education, the curriculum blends scientific knowledge with holistic practices, preparing participants to think critically, research effectively, and contribute to the future of well-being and preventive health.

Whether you are pursuing a career in healthcare, wellness, education, or looking to enrich your knowledge of holistic approaches, this program offers a comprehensive entry into the evolving world of integrative health.

What You'll Learn

Foundations of Integrative Health

Explore the historical, philosophical, and scientific roots of holistic health systems and their integration into modern care.

Human Physiology & Systems Thinking

Understand the human body as an interconnected system and explore how integrative practices influence biological processes.

Evidence-Based Complementary Therapies

Assess complementary and alternative health methods through scientific evaluation and real-world application.

Mind-Body Interactions

Learn how psychological, neurological, and immunological systems interact—and how these connections influence overall health.

Research and Academic Skills

Develop strong academic writing, research design, and data analysis skills to support evidence-based thinking.

Global and Cultural Perspectives

Examine diverse health beliefs and traditions across cultures, understanding the role of global systems in shaping integrative care.

Functional Nutrition

Study how dietary choices influence chronic illness and explore the principles of therapeutic nutrition.

Mental Health and Neurobiology

Explore integrative approaches to mental wellness, supported by insights from neuroscience and mindfulness-based care.

Health Ethics and Policy

Understand ethical principles, legal frameworks, and policies related to holistic and integrative health practice.

Program Structure

The curriculum includes the following key modules:

• Foundations of Integrative Health Sciences

• Human Physiology and Systems Biology

• Research Methods and Academic Writing

• Evidence-Based Complementary and Integrative Medicine

• Psychoneuroimmunology and Mind-Body Interactions

• Advanced Statistics in Health Sciences

• Global and Cultural Perspectives in Integrative Health

• Seminar in Integrative Health

• Functional Nutrition and Chronic Disease

• Integrative Mental Health and Neurobiology

• Ethics, Law and Policy in Integrative Health

• Diploma Thesis / Final Project

Assessment and Evaluation

There are no traditional exams in this program.
Each course is assessed through a final term paper, graded by academic advisors using the following criteria:

• Originality and depth of content

• Use of scientific methods and critical analysis

• Mastery of literature and sources

• Adherence to academic writing standards