Each is assessed independently — no module can be carried by another.
Command of materia medica
Differentiates similar remedies with confidence. Reads a drug picture back to its source and provings. Selects between polycrest and rare remedy on clear grounds.
Philosophical mastery
Applies the laws of cure to live, complicated cases. Recognises miasmatic obstacles and suppression. Reasons about posology rather than defaulting to habit.
Clinical case competence
Takes and structures a case to professional standard. Repertorises accurately and defends the prescription. Manages follow-up and the second prescription.
Assessment
Four assessed strands across the year
Module assignments
Written work in materia medica and Organon philosophy, one per taught module.
Supervised cases
Six case submissions from your own practice, each returned with written feedback.
Case-analysis viva
A live repertorisation and defence of your reasoning with two faculty members.
Clinical portfolio
A final portfolio drawing on all four modules, submitted in month twelve.
All four strands must be passed for the diploma to be awarded. One resubmission per strand is permitted within the academic year.
Entry requirements
A recognised qualification in homeopathy, or a registered medical qualification. Evidence of current or recent clinical practice. Professional English, written and spoken. A short statement of clinical intent with your application.
Who it is for
Practitioners several years into practice who want greater precision. Medical professionals integrating classical homeopathy into their work. Graduates of undergraduate homeopathy programmes seeking depth. Teachers and supervisors formalising their classical grounding.
Questions
Before you apply
Anything not covered here, our admissions team will answer directly.
