An Overview of NUMSS Admissions to Bachelor of Science in Osteopathy (BSc (Ost)) Program
Thank you for your interest in our English language, online, on-demand, accredited Bachelor of Science in Osteopathy – BSc (Ost) degree program. Our Admissions department is eager to help you in any way we can. We invite you to contact us at (admissions@numss.com) and ask us any questions you may have. The video lectures are available on-demand online through internet or they may be watched on a TV screen by using a portable hard drive that could be shipped to students. Students from every corner of the world are eligible to apply and study at the comfort of their homes. However students who wish to practice osteopathic techniques under supervision of an osteopath have the choice of attending an optional week long, in-person practical technique class at following locations in the United States, Spain and Panama. The practical class is optional and not part of the program meaning students can graduate without attending the practical class.
The BSc (Ost) degree is evaluated and approved by the California University Foreign Credential Evaluation and Validation Corp (in New York). It is also legalized by the Spain Ministry of Justice and Spain Ministry of External Affair. It is accepted by professional osteopathy associations including the American Association of Osteopathic Manual Practitioners, International Osteopathic Association and College of Registered Manual Osteopaths (Canada) that awards the title of RMO (Registered Manual Osteopath) which provides the ability to bill most private health insurers in Canada.
Undergraduate Admissions
You require a high school (grade 12) or equivalent diploma to enter the Bachelor of Science in Osteopathy degree program offered by NUMSS.
Curriculums for the Bachelor of Science Degree in Osteopathy (BSc (Ost))
There are 3 different curriculums for the BSc program:
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN OSTEOPATHY BSc (Ost)
Category 1 (3 years – 3360 hours total – 560 hours per semester)
1st Year (1st semester) | 1st Year (2nd semester) | 2nd Year (3rd semester) | 2nd Year (4th semester) | 3rd Year (5th semester) | 3rd Year (6th semester) |
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HP 101 Â Human Physiology | CB 102 Â Clinical Biomechanics | MM 201 Â Medical Microbiology | DS 202Â Diagnosis & Symptomology | NE 302Â Neurology | OP 302 Â Ethics and Clinical Management |
HA 101 Â Human Anatomy | NA 102Â Clinical Nutrition | PA 201 Â Pathology | OR 301 Â Orthopedic Examination | OT 302 Â Strain/Counter Strain Technique | OT 402 Â Manual Mechano Therapy |
OM 101 Â Theory, Philosophy and Methods | OT 103 Â Soft Tissue Therapy | IM 201 Â Immunology | ND 202 Â Neurodiagnosis | OT 401 Â Balanced Ligamentous Technique | SI 401 Â Sports Injuries |
OT 101 Â Diagnosis and Joint Mobilization | OT 104 Â Visceral Manipulation | OT 201 Â Cranial-SacralOsteopathy | OT 203 Â Still Technique | OS 301 Â Business Management | TE 102 Â Therapeutic Exercises |
OT 102 Â Muscle Energy Techniques | OT 204 Â Somatic Release | OT 303 Â Advanced Cranial Osteopathy | OT 301 Â Facilitated Positional Release Technique | TH 402 Â THESIS and Research Project | |
OT 202 Spinal Manipulation |
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PL 101 Optional Class: Practical Technique Class. Practical classes are held in the US, Spain & Panama. |
PL 101 Optional Class: Practical Technique Class. Practical classes are held in the US, Spain & Panama. |
PL 101 Optional Class: Practical Technique Class. Practical classes are held in the US, Spain & Panama. |
PL 101 Optional Class: Practical Technique Class. Practical classes are held in the US, Spain & Panama. |
PL 101 Optional Class: Practical Technique Class. Practical classes are held in the US, Spain & Panama. |
PL 101 Optional Class: Practical Technique Class. Practical classes are held in the US, Spain & Panama. |
Curriculum for category 2 students with previous health education (1 year – 1568 hours total – 784 hours per semester)
1st Year (1st semester) | 1st Year (2nd semester) | |
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OT 101 Â Diagnosis and Joint Mobilization | OT 104 Â Visceral Manipulation | |
OT 102 Â Muscle Energy Techniques | OT 204 Â Somatic Release | |
OT 301 Â Facilitated Positional Release Technique | OT 201 Â Cranial-Sacral Osteopathy | |
OT 302 Â Strain/Counter Strain Technique | OT 303 Â Advanced Cranial Osteopathy | |
OT 402 Â Manual Mechano Therapy | OR 301 Â Orthopedic Examination | |
OP 302 Â Ethics and Clinical Management | CB 102 Â Clinical Biomechanics | |
CN 102 Â Clinical Nutrition | OC 301 Â Business Management | |
DS 202 Â Diagnosis and Symptomology | ND 202 Â Neuro DiagnosisX | |
NE 302 Â Neurology | OT 202 Â Spinal Manipulation | |
OT 103 Â Soft Tissue Therapy | OT 401 Â Balanced Ligamentous Technique | |
OM 101 Â Theory, Philosophy and Methods | OT 203 Â Still Technique | |
TH 402 Â THESIS and Research Project | ||
PL 101 Optional Class: Practical Training Weeks (Techniques Review) at Panama, twice per year |
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Curriculum for category 3 students who have a doctoral degree (784 hours total) 1 semester
1 Semester |
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OT 101 Â Diagnosis and Joint Mobilization |
OT 102 Â Muscle Energy Techniques |
OT 202 Â Spinal Manipulation |
OT 103 Â Soft Tissue Therapy |
OT 104 Â Visceral Manipulation |
OT 204 Â Somatic Release |
OM 101 Â Theory, Philosophy and Methods |
OT 301 Â Facilitated Positional Release Technique |
OT 302 Â Strain/Counter Strain Technique |
OT 402 Â Manual Mechano Therapy |
OT 203 Â Still Technique |
OT 201 Â Cranial-Sacral Osteopathy |
OT 303 Â Advanced Cranial Osteopathy |
OC 301 Â Business Management |
CN 102 Â Clinical Nutrition |
TH 402 Â THESIS and Research Project |
PL 101Â Â Â Â Â Optional Class: Practical Training Weeks (Techniques Review)at Panama, twice per year |
We offer one week of optional in-person practical training class for osteopathy students. This practical technique review class is not mandatory as it is not part of the osteopathy program. It is considered a continuing education program. You receive a certificate awarding you 40 hours of continuing education credit towards fulfilling your association CE requirement. Classes are held in California Health University (Los Angeles), Pourgol Osteopathy Chronic Pain Hospital (Panama), Seville University of Health & Medicine (Spain) and selected 378 locations of Osteopathy Chronic Pain Clinics of Canada operating in 34 countries.