We hope you enjoy browsing through the following pages, where you will find out more about the range of courses on offer, the facilities available and the activities of the European School of Osteopathy (ESO).

To gain a full appreciation of our facilities, why not come and visit us on one of our Open Days? At the Open Day, you will be able to meet our staff and students, and see for yourself the unique and modern institution we are developing on a campus situated in an area of outstanding natural beauty.

The ESO has a world-class reputation for a high standard of teaching at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels and prides itself on its international links, attracting lecturers from all over the world. More than 20 different nationalities are currently represented at the school, with students from nearly 30 different countries graduating since the school began.

The ESO is fortunate to be situated in a large 17th Century manor house in 17 acres of parkland. Boxley is in an area of outstanding natural beauty in the heart of the Kent countryside. Having said this, the school is only 5 minutes from Maidstone town centre and has good access to road and rail links to both London and the continent.

The ESO offers a full range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses and seminars.

The Integrated Masters (M.Ost) is a 4 year full-time programme accredited by the General Osteopathic Council and validated by the University of Greenwich. The osteopathic teaching at the ESO has always reflected an eclectic view and the school is renowned for its broad approach to osteopathy and the wide range of techniques it teaches.

The MSc Osteopathy is an innovative post-graduate scheme designed to provide support for new graduates but also suited to established practitioners wishing to refresh and consolidate their osteopathic practice. It is a full-time programme running mainly at weekends, validated by the University of Greenwich. The ESO can also register you for an MPhil/PhD degree. The ESO is there to support all osteopaths throughout their career with a range of postgraduate seminars which count towards Continuing Professional Development, a requirement of the General Osteopathic Council.

The school has an active international department and has academic links with more than 12 European osteopathic institutions. The international conferences hosted by the ESO are renowned worldwide.  The School's Erasmus Policy Statment can be found within the International Partners section.

The ESO is proud to provide a friendly, caring and supportive environment in which to study and everyone involved is committed to helping you meet your professional goal.

Thank you for your interest in the European School of Osteopathy. Please feel free to contact us if you would like further information.

Best wishes

The ESO Team