Student Testimonials

"I chose to study at the ESO because, having visited the school on an open day, I loved the campus and the feel of the place. The course is also very broad and teaches a lot of techniques that are often not taught at undergraduate level. Although it is a small school, the student association organises events at the campus every term which are good fun. Maidstone also has plenty of nice pubs where you play pool or darts with friends, and clubs if you prefer going out dancing."

Anna, ESO student

"I chose the ESO not only for its convenient location of being close to both the city and the coast, but the inclusive nature of the course. Being a smaller university/osteopathy school, you really get to know your own year as well as the others, lecturers know your name and are easily accessible too. Students from all walks of life, all ages, this school is truly unique in that sense."

Ekta, ESO student

"I chose to study at the ESO because, having visited the school on an open day, I loved the feel of the place. The course is also very broad and teaches a lot of techniques that are often not taught at undergraduate level. Although it is a small school, the student association organises events every term which are good fun. Maidstone also has plenty of nice pubs where you play pool or darts with friends, and clubs if you prefer going out dancing."

Oliver, ESO student

"I chose to study osteopathy after a French osteopath helped me return to sports after a bad injury. I moved to England and the ESO because of its professionalism. At ESO, we are lucky to be taught over 4 years rather than 5 year in France and we see patients in the 3rd and 4th years in the teaching clinic. 

I enjoyed being close to the town and close to beautiful countryside, so you can divide time equally between studying and going out. I think that we are lucky to study at ESO."

Syxtine, ESO graduate

"After having a conversation with a local osteopath who studied at the ESO, I came to an open day. I was really impressed by the community like atmosphere and varied curriculum."

Andrew, ESO graduate