University College of Osteopathy

About

The University College of Osteopathy was established in 1917 and has grown from a small school providing basic professional training to a respected University College attracting students globally. Over the last century, they have relocated numerous times to accommodate their incredible growth and finally settled in their current location of Borough High Street in London in 1997. University College of Osteopathy has continuously developed its academic provision to reflect the most up-to-date research and evidence and to adapt to osteopathy’s everchanging role in the healthcare sector. Their graduates make up around 41% of practicing osteopaths in the UK and occupy a significant number of positions with the osteopathic and wider healthcare communities.

In 2015, they became the only osteopathic education provider situated in Europe to be granted the power to award their own degrees and apply for the University College title. This resulted in them gaining their current name in 2017. University College of Osteopathy’s student population is diverse and ranges from those looking to make a career change to mature students, college-leavers, and international students. They have fantastic resources on their campus including a library, e-learning resources, a UCO clinic, and more. They provide a range of undergraduate and postgraduate programs including higher education diplomas also.

Types of Postgraduate Programs They Run

The University College of Osteopathy provides a range of postgraduate programs across several different topics. These include osteopathy, academic and clinical education, animal osteopathy, specialist pediatric osteopathic practice, and more. Some of the award classifications their postgraduate level degree programs offer include Postgraduate Certificate (PGCert), Master of Science (MSc), and Master of Osteopathy (M.Ost). Some of their postgraduate courses also allow for part-time learning.

Admissions Process

Those looking to join undergraduate programs should make their application via the UCAS. To do this, visit the UCAS website and fill out your application. You will be asked for the course code and institution code; these can be easily found on the University College of Osteopathy website. After you have submitted your application, the admissions team will review it and contact you. Postgraduate applicants can apply directly on the University College of Osteopathy website. To do this, visit the page of your chosen course and press the apply button. You will then be redirected to an online application form. Once you have sent this off, the admissions team will review it and contact you.

Accommodation

University College of Osteopathy currently is not able to provide its own accommodation, however, prospective and current students are given access to their Accommodation Facebook Group. This is a place where students can ask for recommendations, guidance, and help find other students they can share with.

Scholarships and Financial Support

University College of Osteopathy has a limited number of bursaries, grants, and loans on offer to help students access their programs. Some of these include the Access to Higher Education Diploma Bursary, the UCO Bursary Fund, the Young Carers, and Care Leavers Bursary, the Access to Learning Fund, the Excellence Bursary, and more. For further information including details on how to apply and the entry criteria, visit the University College of Osteopathy website.

Contact Info

For general enquiries, call 020 7089 5316