NAT101 · Individual subject
Natural Health Philosophy.
Natural medicine · Introductory study
Explore the ideas, history and debates that have shaped complementary medicine.
Natural curiosity. Lifelong learning.- Subject code
- NAT101
- Study format
- Online, at your own pace
- Single-subject access
- Up to 6 months
- Support
- Tutor support available
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Study the development of complementary medicine, its key contributors and underpinning principles. The subject considers its place alongside conventional medicine, comparing the approaches and challenges of each. It is aimed at prospective practitioners and is also open to interested learners.
Inside the subject
What you’ll explore.
- History and development of complementary medicine
- Key contributors and underpinning principles
- Comparison with conventional medicine
- The relationship between different approaches to care
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Your place to study.
Study online with written content, videos, textbook reading and learning activities. Work through the material at your own pace, with support available when you need direction.
The published enrolment period for this individual subject is up to six months. Plan a study rhythm that lets you complete the work within that period.
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What you’ll need.
Your starting point
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Required textbook
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Studying online
You’ll need internet access and a device suitable for watching videos, reading course material and completing learning activities.
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Does this subject make me a qualified practitioner?
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How long can I access the subject?
Single-subject enrolment allows up to six months. If you need to discuss an extension or deferral, contact the team before your enrolment period ends.
Can I continue into a larger program?
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Course information checked 10 September 2026. View the current course listing ↗
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natural health philosophy.
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