Awards

You may rest assured of the quality, innovation and development of our courses - but don't just take our word for it. The School of Homeopathy and faculty has won awards for many years since 2014.

 

Luke Norland Award

In 2025 Luke Norland, Core Team, won the UK Health Radio Health Awards 2025 in the Health Books / Education category. This award recognised Luke’s contributions to education, homeopathy, and the wider health community.

In 2024 Misha Norland, Founder, was awarded the Maesimund B. Panos MD Homeopathy Educator Award by the National Centre of Homeopathy in the USA in recognition for his impact on homeopathy.


Mani Norland, Principal: "It is a great honour for the School and faculty to win awards in health, education and homeopathy it clearly demonstrates the dedication of the faculty and the constant development of our course and supporting tools. I also hope that winning the awards helps to give new students that do not know the School well confidence in our teaching, material and courses."

Teacher development award

Teaching Development Award
Teacher Development Award for the quality and evolution of the course. Frameworks, activities, systems, benchmarks, communications, curriculum that support quality teaching; and learning and the inclusion of staff and/or student voice. The Society of Homeopaths stopped issuing awards in 2018. 

 

Student achievement award

Student Achievement Award
A Student Achievement Award for managing to balance a challenging journey whilst maintaining standards

 

Teacher Development Award

Teaching Development Award
Teacher Development Award for developments to our Online Learning System for attendance and distance learning students and teachers.

 

Teacher Innovation Award

Teaching Innovation Award
This award was given for outstanding tutor support on the home study programmes.

My study at the School of Homeopathy was the most precious years of learning I have ever received as a student

Polly, Graduate
85 percent of trials are positive for homeopathy<br> <br>To date, 142 Randomised Controlled Trials (considered the 'gold standard' for evidence in conventional medicine) on homeopathy have been published in good quality scientific journals: 74 were statistically strong enough to be able to draw firm conclusions; of those, 63 or 85 demonstrated that homeopathy was more effective than placebo.
85 percent of trials are positive for homeopathy

To date, 142 Randomised Controlled Trials (considered the 'gold standard' for evidence in conventional medicine) on homeopathy have been published in good quality scientific journals: 74 were statistically strong enough to be able to draw firm conclusions; of those, 63 or 85 demonstrated that homeopathy was more effective than placebo.

British Homeopathic Association, Mathie, R. The Research Evidence Base for Homeopathy, 2009.