The Complementary and Alternative Health Practices Minor program is designed to provide a strong academic understanding of the theory, practice, and effectiveness of complementary and alternative medical (CAM) therapies. Emphasis is on critical thinking skills and using a scientific evidence-based eye while keeping an open mind. Classes will form the basis for evaluating CAM therapies commonly practiced by U.S. residents.
| Course Requirements | |||
| Required Courses | 9 | ||
| These courses should be taken as early as possible. | |||
| HPRF 134 and HPRF 135 (6); BIOL 054, PHIL 111 or ANTH 108 (3) | |||
| Electives | 6 | ||
| Choose courses from two different areas. HPRF 180 may be used for any area depending upon topic studied. | |||
| Complete six units from: | |||
| Alternative Medical Systems: PHIL 111, ANTH 108 | |||
| Mind/Body Interventions: KIN 069, HRTM 197, RELS 122, RELS 123 | |||
| Biological-Based Therapies: BIOL 054, NUFS 104A, NUFS 105 | |||
| Manipulative and Body-Based Methods: KIN 050, KIN 061A | |||
| Total Units: | 15 | ||
Note: HPRF 180 may be used for any area depending on topic studied.
The certificate program in Complementary and Alternative Health Practices requires completion of the courses indicated above for the minor (9 units required, 6 units elective). This program is designed for non-matriculated students who are interested in this area of study.
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