An All-New Integrative Therapeutics & Massage Therapy Program, Now at NUNM
The National University of Natural Medicine is proud to announce an all-new Bachelor of Science opportunity with its Integrative Therapeutics & Massage Therapy degree.
The program, designed for transfer students who have already completed two years of Associate-level coursework, provides program attendees guidance, training, and rigorous instruction in human anatomy, physiology, pathology, and clinical science.
Students will be taught a curriculum centered on integrative health and whole-person care across two years and 97 credit hours, focusing on the overall wellness of their patients, the reduction of their stress, and relief of their pain through massage therapy.
Graduates will complete the program with more than a degree, they’ll have earned the knowledge and skills to become highly skilled, licensed massage therapists.
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“With more and more people seeking integrative and complimentary medicine,, our Bachelor of Science in Integrative Therapeutics & Massage Therapy offers a unique educational experience while training them for a career in a rapidly growing field.”
“People shouldn’t feel boxed in, career-wise, after graduation, and this degree offers a variety of paths to choose from.”
What Makes NUNM’s Integrative Therapeutics & Massage Therapy Program Unique
The demand for massage therapy is growing. Over the next decade, massage therapy employment is estimated to increase by 15%, a much faster rate of growth compared to other occupations.
In response, we’ve developed a hands-on program that is designed to meet the needs of the next generation of massage therapists while exceeding current standards of education and training, giving graduates a broader spectrum of career opportunities.
Students focus on Integrative Therapeutics and Massage Therapy from a whole-person perspective, with learning that emphasizes the understanding of and relationships between human anatomy, kinesiology, pain science, and other evidence-informed techniques.
They’ll learn manual skills and holistic and inclusive care techniques through guided lab work and clinical rotations.
With NUNM’s focus on advanced education, students will be better prepared for a more competitive marketplace.
Earning a bachelor’s degree not only gives students a deeper educational foundation, it also helps them to stand out from the competition, broadening their clinical and professional opportunities.
Students will graduate from this program fully prepared for state licensure and national board certification, ready to pursue a career in a wellness center or spa, a sports medicine facility, a hospital or medical office, or to open their own clinic or practice.
“One of the things I love about this program is the professional flexibility it offers,” said Dean NUNM’s School of Undergraduate and Graduate Studies, Andrew Erlandsen, ND.
“People shouldn’t feel boxed in, career-wise, after graduation, and this degree offers a variety of paths to choose from.”
Career Eligibility as an NUNM Integrative Therapeutics & Massage Therapy Graduate
NUNM’s Integrative Therapeutics & Massage Therapy degree program is designed to prepare graduates with a variety of exciting and fulfilling career opportunities.
Upon successful completion of the program and the fulfillment of state licensure and national board requirements, graduates are eligible to use their degree to perform:
- Medical Massage
- Rehabilitation Assistance
- Sports and Performance Massage
- Spa and Wellness Massage
Your career goals are not limited to these outcomes. Many graduates pursue opening their own clinics or private practices, while others use their bachelor’s degree as a catalyst for earning even more advanced degrees in integrative healthcare.
NUNM offers advanced degrees in Acupuncture, Clinical Research, Nutrition, Naturopathic Medicine, and more.
Requirements and Prerequisites
Integrative Therapeutics & Massage Therapy Prerequisites
Students seeking to earn their Bachelor of Science degree in Integrative Therapeutics & Massage Therapy and NUNM must meet certain requirements and complete certain prerequisites before meeting program eligibility.
Prerequisites include 55 semester (or 84 quarter) transferable credit hours across English Composition, Math, Biology, Humanities, and Social Sciences from an accredited college or university.
Integrative Therapeutics & Massage Therapy Requirements
To be considered eligible for attendance at NUNM, all candidates must submit a completed application, as well as additional required items, including their official transcripts from all former schools attended, a resume or CV, and a letter of recommendation.
If applicable, supplemental materials, including immunization records, background checks, criminal history, academic discipline history, and a military statement must also be submitted for review upon admittance to NUNM.
The Integrative Therapeutics & Massage Therapy at NUNM may also include program-specific requirements before entering the program.
Learn more about NUNM’s Application Requirements.
Earn Your Bachelor of Science in Integrative Therapeutics & Massage Therapy at NUNM
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Students interested in learning more about NUNM’s 2-year Integrative Therapeutics & Massage Therapy program should connect with us in one of three ways:
- By Visiting Our Campus
- Attending a virtual or in-person Admissions Event
- Contacting our Admissions Counselors