Supportive lecturers, subject is fun and intuitive. Despite the odd choice of putting an Osteopathic clinic on a hill, the university facilities are pretty nice. I would only improve the harsh institutional lighting and the layout of the treatment rooms as I don't think it's suitable in a therapeutic setting. The value of gentle light for making a therapeutic setting and putting practitioner and patient at ease is underutilised but being a naturopathic college I would expect more.

Would prefer all lectures to be available online for non clinic days to prevent the costs and time of travelling in London. Course content could definitely be made more intuitive and available online by proper use of the VLE. Lots of good tutor contact time but some tutors definitely better suited to some students / cases than others are.

No

BCOM is one of the oldest and only specialised osteopathic medicine colleges in the UK. Being a student at BCOM gives you a unique opportunity to be surrounded by peers and lecturers who have the same passion. The size of the college also makes the rapport with the lecturers and tutors more direct and amicable, I am always been able to ask for help and receive feedback. I highly recommend BCOM to all prospective osteopathy students.

The facilities for in person classes are great and the technique classes have a good tutor - student ratio allowing every student to be assisted. It may have been better to have more in person subjects that are now online.

No