Study Structure
The program is organized into core modules, electives, and a research thesis. Students complete coursework over the first two semesters and dedicate the third to their thesis project.
The program’s 12 courses are organized into three groups: shared Core courses, the AUA-certified path, and the Purdue-certified path. Click any course for its full syllabus, learning outcomes, and assessment methods.
Core Courses
Shared foundation courses taken by all students and co-certified with Purdue University.
- The Microbiome in Human Health and Disease
- Disease Ecology
- Chemistry, Synthesis and Analysis of Natural Products
- Legislation of Phytotherapeutic Agents
- Nutrition and Nutraceuticals
AUA Path
Courses certified by the Agricultural University of Athens.
- Pharmacognosy and Ethnobotany
- General Introduction to Traditional Chinese Medicine
- Homoeopathic Medicine
Purdue Path
Courses certified by Purdue University.
Thesis / Research Project
The MSc thesis is a supervised research project on a topic related to integrative health or herbal medicines. Students work with faculty advisors and may collaborate with Purdue University researchers.
Academic Calendar
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