Adding Massage Therapy certification to your Chinese or Naturopathic Medicine degree gives you deeper training, more marketability, and more career flexibility. Learn why.
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 MScN program is rooted in naturopathic principles, teaching students how to choose and prepare foods for the individual, tailored to their needs to effectively prevent and manage chronic disease.
Discover how NUNM alum Dr. Andrew Rubman, ND, went from touring with a jazz band to becoming the first naturopathic physician Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine, and how he’s shaping the future of naturopathic medicine worldwide.
Curious about what NUNM’s Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine program really looks like? Learn more about its principles, curriculum, how to apply and more in this ND overview.
Masters of Science in Nutrition learn the art and science of nutritional wellness. Learn how NUNM graduates have turned their educations and MScN degrees into into diverse, rewarding careers.
Earlier this year, NUNM students stepped beyond the classroom and into Oregon’s living history. Through field study and research at Kam Wah Chung, a preserved 19th-century herbal apothecary in John Day, students are helping preserve the legacy of Chinese medicine in the Pacific Northwest while deepening their clinical education.
NUNM wants to help everyone to achieve their goals in Naturopathic Medicine by giving you the information and resources you need to jumpstart your education and career.
Considering a career in Naturopathic Medicine? Review these recommendations from the National University of Natural Medicine to learn more about our ND program, its requirements, and how you can achieve your goals.
Begin your journey to becoming a skilled acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine practitioner with NUNM’s Master of Acupuncture with a Chinese Herbal Medicine Specialization. Choose from an accelerated 3-year program, a traditional 4-year track, or start your first year online, then transition to hands-on clinical training in Portland, Oregon.
