We have a range of resources as an introduction to Osteopathy and to studying an osteopathy degree with us.
If you are a careers adviser and want us to talk about Osteopathy to your students please get in touch with us here.
Our three year BSc degree is now available at both London and Kent campuses
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Career timeline towards becoming an Osteopath
School
Pre-college, speak with your tutor to create an academic plan. The following is a guide of offer levels to study osteopathy with us:
GCSE
5 x GCSEs including a minimum grade C in English, Maths and Science or a minimum Grade 4 (standard pass) in these subjects as well as:
GCE A-Levels
Grades BBC from 3 x A-levels to include 2 science subjects (we accept Biology, Physical Education, Psychology, Sport Science as sciences). General Studies is not accepted.
or
BTEC
Grades: DDM – Must be Health, Science or Sports related and include relevant science modules.
or
Scottish Highers
112 UCAS points overall to include 2 science subjects grades BB at Higher Level.
or
Welsh Baccalaureate
112 UCAS points overall to include 2 A-levels grades BB in science subjects (as above).
or
International Baccalaureate
Acceptable with a minimum overall score of 32 points to include 5 points in 2 science subjects.
Students who lack recent or relevant science subject knowledge may be asked to undertake an additional online course as a condition of entry.
This is a good time to develop your time management and study skills to prepare you for the future. Consider speaking to a local osteopathic practice to see if you can shadow an osteopath.
University
After graduating from a recognised degree course, and having registered with the General Osteopathic Council (GOsC), you will be able to practise as an Osteopath.
The first two years of the degree will be pre-clinical study to provide a foundational knowledge of anatomy, medical diagnosis and physiology. The remainder of the course take a practical, problem-based approach, using clinical studies and examples. At the BCNO Group you will have 1,000 hours of clinical training.