Recognition
As a student, we know it is important to you to choose a course that has the right recognition. That's why we work with many organisations to assure the quality of our courses.
The School of Homeopathy is the only School in the world to have accreditation in the UK, US, Canada and Australia. We also have full recognition for our attendance and distance learning study methods (for both UK and international students) see below. Therefore, even if we do not have accreditation in your country of origin you are assured of an in-depth, quality programme. Once you have qualified you will be a confident, competent homeopath who can go out there, roll up your sleeves and get to work, helping people at the core level of their illness.
The Institute of Homeopathy Accreditation
The School of Homeopathy is fully accredited by The Institute of Homeopathy Accreditation (IHA). Graduates from the school are eligible to join The Society of Homeopaths or The Alliance of Registered Homeopaths register. All you need to do is apply with your certificate and joining fee and you will be able to register and be insured. Having successfully passed our 2023 evaluation next in-depth assessment is due in March 2027.
The Society of Homeopaths
UK and international graduates from the School's courses are eligible for registration with The Society of Homeopaths. The Society was the first homeopathy course accrediting organisation in the UK and The School of Homeopathy was the first course to achieve The Society of Homeopaths recognition status in 1994. The School remained Society of Homeopaths recognised until 2024 when they closed their recognition system and all Society accredited courses transferred to the new UK accrediting body, The Institute of Homeopathy Accreditation (see above).
Alliance of Registered Homeopaths
UK and international graduates from the School's courses are eligible for registration with The Alliance of Registered Homeopaths (ARH).
Australian Register of Homeopaths
The School of Homeopathy was the first international course to achieve the Australian Register of Homeopaths (AROH) full accreditation in 2012.
Accreditation Commission for Homeopathic Education in North America
In 2015 the School of Homeopathy submitted a formal application to the Accreditation Commission for Homeopathic Education in North America (ACHENA) to be recognised as eligible for accreditation.
Council for Homeopathic Certification
The School of Homeopathy's course is recognised for achieving the required level for graduates to apply to CHC for Certification in North America.
North American Society of Homeopaths
North American graduates from the School's courses are eligible for registration with The North American Society of Homeopaths.
Hong Kong Association of Homeopathy
Graduates from our partner School in Hong Kong can register with the Hong Kong Association of Homeopathy
Macau Association of Homeopathy
Graduates from our partner School in Macau can register with the Macau Association of Homeopathy
Association for International Homeopathic Certification
International students that do not have a register or accrediting body in thier home country (and who do not wish to join the Society of Homeopaths or The Alliance of Registered Homeopaths in the UK) also have the option to register with the Association for International Homeopathic Certification.
Complementary Medical Association
The School's medical science courses are recognised and registered with the Complementary Medical Association (CMA).
Association of Distance Learning Colleges
The School of Homeopathy's distance learning courses are recognised by the Association of Distance Learning Colleges (ADLC).
Highly qualified and fully regulated
Homeopathy is a self-regulated profession with high standards. There are several registers listing professional homeopaths and each register sets a code of ethics, standards and requirements to practice. Registered homeopaths are insured and undergo continued professional development.