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Osteopathy: SXF25S2

Code: SXF25S2

Degree title
Osteopath
Credits
240 ects
Duration
4 years (240 cr)
Start semester
Autumn 2025
Teaching language
Finnish

Descriptions

The curriculum in Osteopathy programme consists of 7 modules, each with a specific theme: Human Structure and Function, Osteopathic examination and treatment, Osteopahic clinical practice, Development and management skills in osteopathy, and Elective study module of 15 ECTS, that the student can compile from the multidisciplinary selection of Metropolia. The studies also include 10 ECTS innovation studies, which are carried out in multidisciplinary teams.

The competence-based curriculum with competence objectives describes what kind of competence the student is required to acquire. Goals help the student to evaluate their own skills and future learning. The student’s own choices, recognition of prior learning (RPL) and flexible individual implementations enable a personal study path that described in a personal study plan (HOPS). The tutor, study counsellor, as well as other teachers and staff support the progress of the student’s studies.

During the training, it is possible for a student to apply for student exchanges of different lengths. It is also possible to participate in international activities in connection with studies and in joint activities with foreign exchange students. Parts of the teaching may be implemented completely in English.

Development

The Degree Programme in Osteopathy is responsible for the curriculum development. The curriculum is developed in co-operation with the students and work life representatives. Student feedback, course evaluations, alumni and work-life feedback have been utilized in the development of the curriculum focus areas. Metropolia UAS strategic goals and values have been taken into consideration in the renewal of the curriculum.

trends in the osteopathic field

In the planning phase feedback from the Advisory Board has been taken into account. The osteopathic curriculum at Metropolia UAS is strongly based on the international model, and a majority of the reading material is in English.

The osteopathic curriculum has been developed according to/following the European model, following the European CEN standard for osteopathic healthcare provision. The programme has been audited by the Austrian Standards Institute in 2022. The renewed curriculum was discussed in the Advisory Board on 20 January 2025.

The following documents have been
- European Standard on Osteopathic Healthcare Provision. European Standard EN 16686:2015
- OsEAN Standard for the Management of Osteopathic Educational Providers
- WHO Benchmarks for Training in Osteopathy

Further information

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Objective

The goal of the osteopathy degree program is for osteopathy students to:

- Engage with clients professionally, respectfully, and empathetically, using a health-promoting approach.
- Recognize a person-centered approach and interact with clients through a dialogical and collaborative manner.
- Assess and diagnose the healthy function of the musculoskeletal system, changes in function, and their impact on the body, utilizing evidence-based research.
- Master differential diagnostics of the musculoskeletal system, including related assessments and testing.
- Safely apply manual techniques based on evidence-based research.
- Guide clients in self-care and exercise programs that enhance functional capacity and support rehabilitation.
- Strengthen the client’s autonomy and empowerment in their daily life.
- Develop a rehabilitation plan together with the client and implement treatment considering the client’s individual needs and limitations.
Internalize the general ethical principles of healthcare and understand key legislation related to healthcare practices.
- Collaborate constructively with other professionals in the social and healthcare sectors and contribute to the development of the profession and rehabilitation in partnership with industry stakeholders and clients.
- Possess the skills for continuous professional growth.

Show study timings by semester, study year or period

Code Name Credits (cr) 2025-2026 2026-2027 2027-2028 2028-2029 Autumn 2025 Spring 2026 Autumn 2026 Spring 2027 Autumn 2027 Spring 2028 Autumn 2028 Spring 2029 1. / 2025 2. / 2025 3. / 2026 4. / 2026 1. / 2026 2. / 2026 3. / 2027 4. / 2027 1. / 2027 2. / 2027 3. / 2028 4. / 2028 1. / 2028 2. / 2028 3. / 2029 4. / 2029
SXF25S2-1001
Working as an Osteopathic Practitioner in the Social-, Healthcare and Rehabilitation Sector

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SX00FX45 Learning and Study Skills 5
SX00GH89 Professional Foundations of Osteopathy 3
SX00FP48 Professional Communication and English 5
SX00FX89 Professional in Social and Health Care 5
SX00FX92 Client and Patient Orientation 2
SX00FS92 Swedish at Work 3
SX00FP50 Entrepreneurship and Management in the Social and Healthcare Sector 5
SXF25S2-1002
Human Structure and Function in Osteopathic Practice

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42
SX00GH17 Anatomy and Physiology 1 5
SX00GH85 Anatomy and Physiology 2: Spine and Thorax 5
SX00GH86 Anatomy and Physiology 3: Upper Extremities 5
SX00GH88 Anatomy and Physiology 4: Cranium and Temporo-mandibular joint 5
SX00GI87 Anatomy and Physiology 5: Internal Organs 5
SX00GI89 Anatomy and Physiology 6: Nervous System 5
SX00GJ48 Functional Anatomy in Osteopathy 5
SX00GJ32 Microbiology and Immunology 2
SX00GI90 Advanced Anatomy and Embryology 5
SXF25S2-1003
Osteopathic Clinical Expertise

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20
SX00FO36 Basic Medical Studies in the Rehabilitation Sector 5
SX00FR57 Differential Diagnostic Competence in Osteopathy 5
SX00GF57 Medical Knowledge Supporting Clinical Reasoning 5
SX00GF60 Medical Knowledge Supporting Osteopathic Expertise 5
SXF25S2-1004
Osteopathy Supporting Health and Functioning

(Choose all )

59
SX00GJ01 Person-Centered Approach and the Significance of Touch in Osteopathic Care 1
SX00FO37 Basics of Functional Capacity Assessment 5
SX00FO38 Biomechanics and Assessment of Functional Ability 5
SX00FR51 Promotion of Spine Health in Osteopathy 5
SX00GJ49 Promoting Health and Working Capacity in Osteopathy 5
SX00FR61 Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Practice in Osteopathy 5
SX00GJ53 Supporting Mental Health in Osteopathy 5
SX00GJ52 The Importance of the Autonomic Nervous System in Osteopathy 5
SX00GJ50 The Significance of Fluid Circulation in Osteopathy 5
SX00GJ51 Pain Proficiency in Osteopathy 5
SX00GD90 Promotion of Functional Ability and Accessibility through Prosthetic and Orthotic Devices and Accessibility Measures 3
SX00FO40 Collaboration in Rehabilitation 5
SX00GF42 Osteopathic Health Promotion through Various Stages of Life 5
SXF25S2-1005
Osteopathic Clinical Practice

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SX00GJ00 Introduction to Clinical Practice 1
SX00GF45 Familiarisation with Supervised Clinical Practice 5
SX00GF46 Supervised Clinical Practice 1 10
SX00GF47 Supervised Clinical Practice 2 10
SX00GF48 Supervised Clinical Practice 3 10
SX00GF49 Supervised Clinical Practice 4 10
SX00GJ30 Clinical Work Placement 5
SXF25S2-1006
Developing Research- and Expert Skills in Osteopathy

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30
SX00FP51 Basic Skills for Research and Development Work 5
XX00FV31 Metropolia Minno 1 2
XX00FV32 Metropolia Minno 2 3
XX00FV33 Metropolia Minno 3 5
XX00EL75 Planning of the Thesis Work 5
XX00EL76 Implementation of the Thesis Work 5
XX00EL77 Reporting of the Thesis and Maturity Test 5
SXF25S2-1008
Profile Studies in Working Life Skills

(Choose ects: 5)

5
SXF25S2-1009
Elective Module and Elective Studies

(Choose ects: 5)

5
Total 240 60 60 60 50 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 20 15 15 12.5 17.5 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 12.5 7.5

Due to the timing of optional and elective courses, credit accumulation per semester / academic year may vary.

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Professional English

Vieraan kielen kirjallinen ja suullinen taito, joka ammatin harjoittamisen ja ammatillisen kehityksen kannalta on tarpeellinen.

Professional Communication and English
Second language (Finnish)

No attached course units

Second domestic language (Swedish)

Ruotsin kielen taito, joka julkisyhteisöjen henkilöstöltä vaadittavasta kielitaidosta annetun lain (424/2003) mukaan vaaditaan korkeakoulututkintoa edellyttävään virkaan kaksikielisellä virka-alueella ja joka ammatin harjoittamisen ja ammatillisen kehityksen kannalta on tarpeellinen.

Swedish at Work
Not grouped
Learning and Study Skills
Professional Foundations of Osteopathy
Professional in Social and Health Care
Client and Patient Orientation
Entrepreneurship and Management in the Social and Healthcare Sector
Anatomy and Physiology 1
Anatomy and Physiology 2: Spine and Thorax
Anatomy and Physiology 3: Upper Extremities
Anatomy and Physiology 4: Cranium and Temporo-mandibular joint
Anatomy and Physiology 5: Internal Organs
Anatomy and Physiology 6: Nervous System
Functional Anatomy in Osteopathy
Microbiology and Immunology
Advanced Anatomy and Embryology
Basic Medical Studies in the Rehabilitation Sector
Differential Diagnostic Competence in Osteopathy
Medical Knowledge Supporting Clinical Reasoning
Medical Knowledge Supporting Osteopathic Expertise
Person-Centered Approach and the Significance of Touch in Osteopathic Care
Basics of Functional Capacity Assessment
Biomechanics and Assessment of Functional Ability
Promotion of Spine Health in Osteopathy
Promoting Health and Working Capacity in Osteopathy
Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Practice in Osteopathy
Supporting Mental Health in Osteopathy
The Importance of the Autonomic Nervous System in Osteopathy
The Significance of Fluid Circulation in Osteopathy
Pain Proficiency in Osteopathy
Promotion of Functional Ability and Accessibility through Prosthetic and Orthotic Devices and Accessibility Measures
Collaboration in Rehabilitation
Osteopathic Health Promotion through Various Stages of Life
Introduction to Clinical Practice
Familiarisation with Supervised Clinical Practice
Supervised Clinical Practice 1
Supervised Clinical Practice 2
Supervised Clinical Practice 3
Supervised Clinical Practice 4
Clinical Work Placement
Basic Skills for Research and Development Work
Metropolia Minno 1
Metropolia Minno 2
Metropolia Minno 3
Planning of the Thesis Work
Implementation of the Thesis Work
Reporting of the Thesis and Maturity Test

STRUCTURE Bachelor (A18.12.2014/1129)

Asetuksen 18.12.2014/1129 mukainen rakenne. 2 § Opintojen rakenne Ammattikorkeakoulututkintoon johtaviin opintoihin kuuluu: 1) perus- ja ammattiopintoja; 2) vapaasti valittavia opintoja; 3) ammattitaitoa edistävää harjoittelua; 4) opinnäytetyö.

Professional Studies
Professional Foundations of Osteopathy
Client and Patient Orientation
Entrepreneurship and Management in the Social and Healthcare Sector
Anatomy and Physiology 2: Spine and Thorax
Anatomy and Physiology 3: Upper Extremities
Anatomy and Physiology 4: Cranium and Temporo-mandibular joint
Anatomy and Physiology 5: Internal Organs
Anatomy and Physiology 6: Nervous System
Functional Anatomy in Osteopathy
Advanced Anatomy and Embryology
Basic Medical Studies in the Rehabilitation Sector
Differential Diagnostic Competence in Osteopathy
Medical Knowledge Supporting Clinical Reasoning
Medical Knowledge Supporting Osteopathic Expertise
Person-Centered Approach and the Significance of Touch in Osteopathic Care
Basics of Functional Capacity Assessment
Biomechanics and Assessment of Functional Ability
Promotion of Spine Health in Osteopathy
Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Practice in Osteopathy
Collaboration in Rehabilitation
Osteopathic Health Promotion through Various Stages of Life
Metropolia Minno 2
Metropolia Minno 3
Work Placement
Entrepreneurship and Management in the Social and Healthcare Sector
Anatomy and Physiology 3: Upper Extremities
Anatomy and Physiology 4: Cranium and Temporo-mandibular joint
Functional Anatomy in Osteopathy
Basic Medical Studies in the Rehabilitation Sector
Differential Diagnostic Competence in Osteopathy
Medical Knowledge Supporting Clinical Reasoning
Medical Knowledge Supporting Osteopathic Expertise
Basics of Functional Capacity Assessment
Biomechanics and Assessment of Functional Ability
Promotion of Spine Health in Osteopathy
Promoting Health and Working Capacity in Osteopathy
Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Practice in Osteopathy
Supporting Mental Health in Osteopathy
The Importance of the Autonomic Nervous System in Osteopathy
The Significance of Fluid Circulation in Osteopathy
Pain Proficiency in Osteopathy
Collaboration in Rehabilitation
Osteopathic Health Promotion through Various Stages of Life
Introduction to Clinical Practice
Familiarisation with Supervised Clinical Practice
Supervised Clinical Practice 1
Supervised Clinical Practice 2
Supervised Clinical Practice 3
Supervised Clinical Practice 4
Clinical Work Placement
Bachelor´s Thesis
Planning of the Thesis Work
Implementation of the Thesis Work
Reporting of the Thesis and Maturity Test
Core Requirement Studies
Learning and Study Skills
Professional Foundations of Osteopathy
Professional Communication and English
Professional in Social and Health Care
Client and Patient Orientation
Swedish at Work
Entrepreneurship and Management in the Social and Healthcare Sector
Anatomy and Physiology 1
Anatomy and Physiology 2: Spine and Thorax
Anatomy and Physiology 3: Upper Extremities
Anatomy and Physiology 5: Internal Organs
Anatomy and Physiology 6: Nervous System
Microbiology and Immunology
Basic Medical Studies in the Rehabilitation Sector
Basics of Functional Capacity Assessment
Biomechanics and Assessment of Functional Ability
Promotion of Functional Ability and Accessibility through Prosthetic and Orthotic Devices and Accessibility Measures
Collaboration in Rehabilitation
Basic Skills for Research and Development Work
Metropolia Minno 1
Elective Studies

No attached course units

Not grouped

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Ethics

The graduating student adheres to the ethical principles and values of their field of profession, taking the principles of equality and non-discrimination into account.
- Is able to take responsibility for their own actions and their consequences and reflects on them in accordance with the ethical principles and values of their field.
- Takes others into account and promotes equality and non-discrimination.
- Take into account the realisation of diversity and accessibility in their actions.
- Understands the principles of responsible conduct of research and adheres to them.
- Is able to influence society based on ethical values.

Learning and Study Skills
Professional Foundations of Osteopathy
Professional in Social and Health Care
Client and Patient Orientation
Microbiology and Immunology
Advanced Anatomy and Embryology
Basic Medical Studies in the Rehabilitation Sector
Differential Diagnostic Competence in Osteopathy
Medical Knowledge Supporting Clinical Reasoning
Medical Knowledge Supporting Osteopathic Expertise
Person-Centered Approach and the Significance of Touch in Osteopathic Care
Basics of Functional Capacity Assessment
Biomechanics and Assessment of Functional Ability
Promotion of Spine Health in Osteopathy
Promoting Health and Working Capacity in Osteopathy
Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Practice in Osteopathy
Supporting Mental Health in Osteopathy
The Importance of the Autonomic Nervous System in Osteopathy
Pain Proficiency in Osteopathy
Promotion of Functional Ability and Accessibility through Prosthetic and Orthotic Devices and Accessibility Measures
Collaboration in Rehabilitation
Osteopathic Health Promotion through Various Stages of Life
Introduction to Clinical Practice
Familiarisation with Supervised Clinical Practice
Supervised Clinical Practice 1
Supervised Clinical Practice 2
Supervised Clinical Practice 3
Supervised Clinical Practice 4
Basic Skills for Research and Development Work
Metropolia Minno 2
Metropolia Minno 3
Planning of the Thesis Work
Implementation of the Thesis Work
Reporting of the Thesis and Maturity Test
Proactive development

The graduating student is able to develop solutions that anticipate the future of their own field, applying existing knowledge and research and development methods.
- Solves problem situations creatively and reforms operating methods together with others.
- Is able to work in projects in cooperation with actors of different fields.
- Is able to apply existing knowledge in the field in development and utilises research and development methods.
- Is able to seek customer-oriented, sustainable and economically viable solutions, anticipating the future of their field.

Professional Foundations of Osteopathy
Entrepreneurship and Management in the Social and Healthcare Sector
Anatomy and Physiology 1
Advanced Anatomy and Embryology
Basic Medical Studies in the Rehabilitation Sector
Biomechanics and Assessment of Functional Ability
Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Practice in Osteopathy
Supporting Mental Health in Osteopathy
Promotion of Functional Ability and Accessibility through Prosthetic and Orthotic Devices and Accessibility Measures
Collaboration in Rehabilitation
Supervised Clinical Practice 4
Basic Skills for Research and Development Work
Metropolia Minno 1
Metropolia Minno 2
Metropolia Minno 3
Planning of the Thesis Work
Implementation of the Thesis Work
Reporting of the Thesis and Maturity Test
Internationality and multiculturalism

The graduating student is able to operate in multicultural and international operating environments and networks.
- Is familiar with the impacts of their cultural background on their activities and is able to develop operating methods that take multiculturalism into account in their work community.
- Is able to monitor and utilise the international development of their field in their work.
- Is able to communicate internationally in their work tasks.

Learning and Study Skills
Professional Foundations of Osteopathy
Professional Communication and English
Swedish at Work
Advanced Anatomy and Embryology
Person-Centered Approach and the Significance of Touch in Osteopathic Care
Basics of Functional Capacity Assessment
Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Practice in Osteopathy
The Importance of the Autonomic Nervous System in Osteopathy
The Significance of Fluid Circulation in Osteopathy
Promotion of Functional Ability and Accessibility through Prosthetic and Orthotic Devices and Accessibility Measures
Supervised Clinical Practice 1
Supervised Clinical Practice 3
Supervised Clinical Practice 4
Metropolia Minno 2
Metropolia Minno 3
Planning of the Thesis Work
Implementation of the Thesis Work
Reporting of the Thesis and Maturity Test
Sustainable development

The graduating student is familiar with the principles of sustainable development, promotes their implementation and acts responsibly as a professional and a member of society.
- Is able to use information related to their field in finding, implementing and establishing sustainable solutions and operating models.
- Understands sustainability challenges, their interdependencies and the various aspects of issues and problem

Learning and Study Skills
Professional Foundations of Osteopathy
Professional Communication and English
Professional in Social and Health Care
Client and Patient Orientation
Entrepreneurship and Management in the Social and Healthcare Sector
Advanced Anatomy and Embryology
Basics of Functional Capacity Assessment
Promotion of Spine Health in Osteopathy
Promoting Health and Working Capacity in Osteopathy
Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Practice in Osteopathy
Supporting Mental Health in Osteopathy
Pain Proficiency in Osteopathy
Promotion of Functional Ability and Accessibility through Prosthetic and Orthotic Devices and Accessibility Measures
Collaboration in Rehabilitation
Familiarisation with Supervised Clinical Practice
Supervised Clinical Practice 2
Supervised Clinical Practice 3
Metropolia Minno 2
Metropolia Minno 3
Planning of the Thesis Work
Implementation of the Thesis Work
Reporting of the Thesis and Maturity Test
Learning to learn

The graduating student recognises the strengths and development areas of their competence and learning methods, and they utilise the opportunities communities and digitalisation provide in their learning.
- Assesses and develops their competence and learning methods in different learning environments.
- Is able to acquire, critically assess and appropriately apply the national and international knowledge base and practices of their field.
- Also takes responsibility for group learning and sharing what has been learned.

Learning and Study Skills
Professional Foundations of Osteopathy
Professional Communication and English
Professional in Social and Health Care
Client and Patient Orientation
Swedish at Work
Entrepreneurship and Management in the Social and Healthcare Sector
Anatomy and Physiology 1
Anatomy and Physiology 2: Spine and Thorax
Anatomy and Physiology 3: Upper Extremities
Anatomy and Physiology 4: Cranium and Temporo-mandibular joint
Anatomy and Physiology 5: Internal Organs
Anatomy and Physiology 6: Nervous System
Functional Anatomy in Osteopathy
Microbiology and Immunology
Advanced Anatomy and Embryology
Basic Medical Studies in the Rehabilitation Sector
Differential Diagnostic Competence in Osteopathy
Medical Knowledge Supporting Clinical Reasoning
Medical Knowledge Supporting Osteopathic Expertise
Person-Centered Approach and the Significance of Touch in Osteopathic Care
Basics of Functional Capacity Assessment
Biomechanics and Assessment of Functional Ability
Promoting Health and Working Capacity in Osteopathy
Supporting Mental Health in Osteopathy
The Importance of the Autonomic Nervous System in Osteopathy
The Significance of Fluid Circulation in Osteopathy
Pain Proficiency in Osteopathy
Promotion of Functional Ability and Accessibility through Prosthetic and Orthotic Devices and Accessibility Measures
Collaboration in Rehabilitation
Osteopathic Health Promotion through Various Stages of Life
Introduction to Clinical Practice
Familiarisation with Supervised Clinical Practice
Supervised Clinical Practice 1
Supervised Clinical Practice 2
Supervised Clinical Practice 3
Supervised Clinical Practice 4
Basic Skills for Research and Development Work
Metropolia Minno 1
Metropolia Minno 2
Metropolia Minno 3
Planning of the Thesis Work
Implementation of the Thesis Work
Reporting of the Thesis and Maturity Test
Operating in a workplace

The graduating student has versatile working life skills and is able to operate in work communities of their field.
- Is able to work constructively in a work community and promotes their own and their work community’s well-being.
- Is able to act professionally in communication and interaction situations at a workplace.
- Utilises the opportunities offered by technology and digitalisation in their work.
- Understands the complexity of changing working life and their own resilience in changing working life situations
- Has capabilities for an entrepreneurial approach.

Professional Foundations of Osteopathy
Professional in Social and Health Care
Client and Patient Orientation
Swedish at Work
Entrepreneurship and Management in the Social and Healthcare Sector
Advanced Anatomy and Embryology
Basic Medical Studies in the Rehabilitation Sector
Differential Diagnostic Competence in Osteopathy
Medical Knowledge Supporting Clinical Reasoning
Medical Knowledge Supporting Osteopathic Expertise
Person-Centered Approach and the Significance of Touch in Osteopathic Care
Basics of Functional Capacity Assessment
Biomechanics and Assessment of Functional Ability
Promoting Health and Working Capacity in Osteopathy
Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Practice in Osteopathy
Promotion of Functional Ability and Accessibility through Prosthetic and Orthotic Devices and Accessibility Measures
Collaboration in Rehabilitation
Osteopathic Health Promotion through Various Stages of Life
Introduction to Clinical Practice
Familiarisation with Supervised Clinical Practice
Supervised Clinical Practice 1
Supervised Clinical Practice 2
Supervised Clinical Practice 3
Supervised Clinical Practice 4
Metropolia Minno 2
Metropolia Minno 3
Planning of the Thesis Work
Implementation of the Thesis Work
Reporting of the Thesis and Maturity Test
Not grouped
Clinical Work Placement

Code Name Credits (cr)
SXF25S2-1001
Working as an Osteopathic Practitioner in the Social-, Healthcare and Rehabilitation Sector

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28
SX00FX45 Learning and Study Skills 5
SX00GH89 Professional Foundations of Osteopathy 3
SX00FP48 Professional Communication and English 5
SX00FX89 Professional in Social and Health Care 5
SX00FX92 Client and Patient Orientation 2
SX00FS92 Swedish at Work 3
SX00FP50 Entrepreneurship and Management in the Social and Healthcare Sector 5
SXF25S2-1002
Human Structure and Function in Osteopathic Practice

(Choose all )

42
SX00GH17 Anatomy and Physiology 1 5
SX00GH85 Anatomy and Physiology 2: Spine and Thorax 5
SX00GH86 Anatomy and Physiology 3: Upper Extremities 5
SX00GH88 Anatomy and Physiology 4: Cranium and Temporo-mandibular joint 5
SX00GI87 Anatomy and Physiology 5: Internal Organs 5
SX00GI89 Anatomy and Physiology 6: Nervous System 5
SX00GJ48 Functional Anatomy in Osteopathy 5
SX00GJ32 Microbiology and Immunology 2
SX00GI90 Advanced Anatomy and Embryology 5
SXF25S2-1003
Osteopathic Clinical Expertise

(Choose all )

20
SX00FO36 Basic Medical Studies in the Rehabilitation Sector 5
SX00FR57 Differential Diagnostic Competence in Osteopathy 5
SX00GF57 Medical Knowledge Supporting Clinical Reasoning 5
SX00GF60 Medical Knowledge Supporting Osteopathic Expertise 5
SXF25S2-1004
Osteopathy Supporting Health and Functioning

(Choose all )

59
SX00GJ01 Person-Centered Approach and the Significance of Touch in Osteopathic Care 1
SX00FO37 Basics of Functional Capacity Assessment 5
SX00FO38 Biomechanics and Assessment of Functional Ability 5
SX00FR51 Promotion of Spine Health in Osteopathy 5
SX00GJ49 Promoting Health and Working Capacity in Osteopathy 5
SX00FR61 Critical Thinking and Evidence Based Practice in Osteopathy 5
SX00GJ53 Supporting Mental Health in Osteopathy 5
SX00GJ52 The Importance of the Autonomic Nervous System in Osteopathy 5
SX00GJ50 The Significance of Fluid Circulation in Osteopathy 5
SX00GJ51 Pain Proficiency in Osteopathy 5
SX00GD90 Promotion of Functional Ability and Accessibility through Prosthetic and Orthotic Devices and Accessibility Measures 3
SX00FO40 Collaboration in Rehabilitation 5
SX00GF42 Osteopathic Health Promotion through Various Stages of Life 5
SXF25S2-1005
Osteopathic Clinical Practice

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51
SX00GJ00 Introduction to Clinical Practice 1
SX00GF45 Familiarisation with Supervised Clinical Practice 5
SX00GF46 Supervised Clinical Practice 1 10
SX00GF47 Supervised Clinical Practice 2 10
SX00GF48 Supervised Clinical Practice 3 10
SX00GF49 Supervised Clinical Practice 4 10
SX00GJ30 Clinical Work Placement 5
SXF25S2-1006
Developing Research- and Expert Skills in Osteopathy

(Choose all )

30
SX00FP51 Basic Skills for Research and Development Work 5
XX00FV31 Metropolia Minno 1 2
XX00FV32 Metropolia Minno 2 3
XX00FV33 Metropolia Minno 3 5
XX00EL75 Planning of the Thesis Work 5
XX00EL76 Implementation of the Thesis Work 5
XX00EL77 Reporting of the Thesis and Maturity Test 5
SXF25S2-1008
Profile Studies in Working Life Skills

(Choose ects: 5 )

5
SXF25S2-1009
Elective Module and Elective Studies

(Choose ects: 5 )

5
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