The Colleges
Eight colleges, one standard.
Every programme of study at the University belongs to one of eight colleges. Each college holds its own curriculum, its own constituent colleges of specialisation, and its own reviewers on the Clinical Faculty Board.
8 Colleges · 2,923 Programmes of Study
Directory of the Colleges
The eight colleges of the University.
1,470 Programmes of Study · 12 Constituent Colleges
College of Integrative Health Sciences
The University's largest college — functional medicine, natural health and nutritional science studied as one discipline.
244 Programmes of Study · 2 Constituent Colleges
College of Integrative Nursing
Where nurses and allied health professionals carry clinical rigour into whole-person practice.
204 Programmes of Study · 2 Constituent Colleges
College of Women's Health
Dedicated to the health of women at every stage — cycle, fertility, motherhood and midlife.
60 Programmes of Study · 1 Constituent College
College of Neurodiversity Studies
The study of minds that work differently, taught with scientific care and plain respect.
381 Programmes of Study · 3 Constituent Colleges
College of Mental Health & Trauma Sciences
Behavioural science, trauma-informed practice and recovery care, held to a clinical standard.
202 Programmes of Study · 1 Constituent College
College of Child Development & Parenting
For the practitioners who serve families — from early development through the parenting years.
70 Programmes of Study · 1 Constituent College
College of Christian Counseling
Counseling practice grounded in Christian faith and in professional standards alike.
292 Programmes of Study · 3 Constituent Colleges
College of Nervous System & Somatic Sciences
The body's own regulation — movement, sleep and the nervous system — studied as a clinical discipline.
Every programme of every college is listed, A to Z, in the Programme Index.