This distance learning Master of Science program focuses on Complementary Therapies in Pain Management, offering advanced knowledge in natural, complementary, and integrative approaches to treating chronic pain. It is designed for healthcare professionals seeking to enhance their expertise in scientifically analyzing pain management issues and developing multimodal solutions. The program combines evidence-based pain therapy with complementary medical knowledge, emphasizing classic naturopathic methods and patient-centered application. The curriculum is structured for part-time study over four semesters (90 ECTS), with flexible learning options including live online seminars and study materials. Students can specialize through elective modules such as Acupuncture, Integrative Pain Medicine, Complementary Pain Therapy, Neural Therapy, Specific Phytotherapy, and Specific Pain Therapy and Methods. Some elective modules require in-person attendance.
The program covers fundamental, methodological, practical, and scientific aspects of pain management and complementary therapies. Students gain skills in pain physiology, diagnostic methods, multimodal therapy planning, and scientific research within the field. Specialization is possible through elective modules.
Graduates will be equipped with advanced academic knowledge and practical skills to analyze pain management challenges and develop effective, multimodal treatment strategies.
Admission is also possible without a first university degree through an aptitude test. The program is primarily aimed at professionals with prior work experience in health, therapy, and nursing.
Payment plans include: I) 24 monthly installments + 985€ exam fee, II) 36 monthly installments + 985€ exam fee, III) 48 monthly installments + 985€ exam fee. There is a 4-week free trial period. Study can be extended free of charge for up to four semesters depending on the financing model.
State-recognized degree, accredited study program.