MSc Integrative Health & Herbal Medicines

Provides an advanced introduction to the core principles of molecular biology, with emphasis on the structure, function, and regulation of genetic material.

An integrated introduction to the chemistry, biosynthesis, extraction, analysis, and synthetic modification of natural products with biological and pharmaceutical relevance.

Explores the ecological and evolutionary dynamics of infectious diseases in natural systems, examining host-pathogen interactions across environments and organisms.

An introduction to the fundamental theories, history, and clinical principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine and Chinese herbal medicine.

Introduces the principles, history, and clinical approaches of homoeopathic medicine within the broader context of integrative healthcare.

Explores the principles of human genetics and modern genomics, with emphasis on the molecular basis of inheritance, disease, and human diversity.

Provides an introduction to biostatistics with a focus on the practical analysis of biomedical data using R programming.

Examines the legal, regulatory, and ethical frameworks governing phytotherapeutic and herbal medicinal products in the European and Greek context.

Examines the role of nutrition, functional foods, and nutraceuticals in health promotion and disease prevention.

Examines major intracellular signalling pathways in eukaryotic cells and their roles in human disease, with emphasis on cancer.

Explores the cultural, biological, and therapeutic dimensions of medicinal plants through ethnobotany and pharmacognosy.

Examines the role of the human microbiome in health and disease, with a focus on microbial communities, host-microbe interactions, and their influence on human physiology.