Departments
Department of Naturopathy
Naturopathy is a drugless system of medicine based on the principles of vitality, toxaemia, the self-healing capacity of the human body, and healthy living. The department educates students in various natural therapies with an emphasis on health promotion, disease prevention, and holistic care.
Department of Yoga
The Department of Yoga aims to provide in-depth knowledge and practical training in Yoga as a philosophy, practice, and therapeutic science. Students gain systematic exposure to Yogasanas, Pranayama, Mudras, Bandhas, Meditation techniques, Mantras, and Yoga philosophy.
The curriculum includes:
- Yoga philosophy, history, and branches of Yoga
- Rules and disciplines of Yoga practice for physical and mental preparedness
- Yoga and Physical Culture, integrating anatomy and physiology to understand biomechanical effects
- Shatkriyas and nervous system mechanisms related to Yoga
- Yoga Therapy, applying Yogic practices for the management of various disease conditions
Department of Biochemistry
The Department of Biochemistry provides a fundamental understanding of the chemistry of life and normal metabolic pathways. It enables students to understand homeostasis, hormone action, biochemical functions, and the molecular basis of various diseases.
Department of Human Anatomy
The Department of Human Anatomy is concerned with the structural organization of the human body. The course aims to provide a thorough understanding of the construction of the human body through systematic study.
Department of Physiology
Physiology deals with the functions and regulatory mechanisms of the human body. The department is designed to help students understand physiological processes and the integration of organ systems in maintaining homeostasis.
Department of Pathology
Pathology focuses on the study of disease processes, including structural and functional changes in tissues and organs. Students learn the gross and microscopic features of diseases and understand their clinical significance in diagnosis, treatment, and prognosis.
Department of Microbiology
The Department of Microbiology emphasizes the study of pathogenic microorganisms, including their morphology, physiology, distribution, and disease-causing potential. The department trains students in aseptic techniques, isolation, identification, and control measures of pathogens.
Department of Diagnostic Methods
This department imparts knowledge and skills in diagnostic techniques used in both Modern Medicine and Naturopathy.
- Naturopathy diagnostics: Facial expression analysis, Iridology, Nabi Pareeksha, Swara Vignan, and Nadi Vignan
- Modern diagnostics: Laboratory investigations, Radiology, ECG, EEG, and biochemical investigations
Department of Pharmacology
Pharmacology deals with the study of drug actions and interactions at the cellular and molecular levels. The department enables students to understand the principles of drug action, effects, and therapeutic applications.
Department of Forensic Medicine & Toxicology
Forensic Medicine applies medical knowledge to medico-legal issues. Students acquire knowledge of medical laws, ethics, negligence, and toxicology, enabling responsible and ethical medical practice.
- Department of Community Medicine
Community Medicine focuses on the health of populations and communities. The department prepares students to identify community health needs and participate in healthcare delivery in line with national health policies.
Areas of study include: - Clinical epidemiology
- Nutrition and deficiency disorders
- Environmental sanitation
- Maternal and child health
- Occupational health and hazards
Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology
This department specializes in the care of women during pregnancy, childbirth, and reproductive health. It trains students to provide holistic care and develop skills necessary for independent midwifery practice.
Department of Psychology
Psychology is the scientific study of human behavior and mental processes. The department helps students understand psychological principles that contribute to mental well-being and patient care.
Department of Massage Therapy
Massage Therapy is an important manipulative therapy of Naturopathy, performed using systematic hand movements and pressure. Students are trained in various massage techniques for therapeutic purposes.
Department of Nutrition, Herbology, Fasting & Dietetics
This department is based on the Naturopathic principle that “Food is Medicine.” It deals with nutritional and herbal prescriptions for disease prevention and management.
The curriculum includes:
- Principles of nutrition and herbology
- Scientific fasting and diet therapy
- Mechanisms and therapeutic effects of diet and fasting
Department of Hydrotherapy & Clay Therapy
The department focuses on the therapeutic use of water and mud in disease management. Students learn various hydrotherapy and clay therapy modalities aimed at detoxification and healing, which are core principles of Naturopathy.
Department of Physiotherapy & Electrotherapy
This department provides theoretical and practical knowledge related to human movement and rehabilitation. It helps restore movement and function affected by injury, illness, or disability through:
- Therapeutic exercises
- Muscle strengthening and flexibility
- Electrotherapy modalities
- Pain management and functional rehabilitation
Department of Chromotherapy & Magnetotherapy
This department emphasizes treatment modalities involving colors, magnets, air, and sunlight. It includes the study and application of Chromotherapy, Magnetotherapy, Air Therapy, and Heliotherapy.
Department of Acupuncture, Acupressure, Reflexology, Reiki & Pranic Healing
Students receive hands-on training in acupuncture, acupressure, reflexology, and energy-based therapies. Clinical instruction includes:
- Body and ear acupuncture
- Pulse and tongue diagnosis
- Acupuncture point localization
- Moxibustion, cupping, electro-acupuncture
- Reiki and Pranic Healing techniques
Department of Emergency Medicine
The Department of Emergency Medicine trains students in acute care, first aid, and basic surgical principles. Students are trained to:
- Perform basic life support
- Assess and manage life-threatening conditions
- Prioritize and safely evacuate casualties
- Gain exposure to emergency care in both hospital and community settings