At BCNH we are passionate about providing our students with the most thorough training to become excellent Nutrition Practitioners.

We teach evidence-based Functional Medicine, so our graduates are better equipped to evaluate published research papers. We will build your research skills from Year 1, starting with how to find and read research and culminating in later years with the ability to critically evaluate studies.

Our lecturers are experts in their field and you will be taught about the latest research and developments in nutritional therapy.

BCNH Courses

Science Foundation Course

Level 6 Diploma Courses in Nutrition

BSc (Hons) in Nutritional Therapy

Short Courses 

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Flexible Study Options

Modes of study for all courses

BCNH Attendance Study

If you live in or near London and  you can spare 1 – 2 weekends a month between September and June, attendance study may be your best option.

Attendance at lecture and seminar weekends will provide you with an opportunity to form long-lasting friendships with like-minded people.

However, whilst we encourage attendance students to commit to every teaching weekend, we recognise that this is not always possible and attendance students also have access to live-streaming and recordings of all lectures and seminars.

BCNH Distance Learning (DL) Study

We appreciate the importance of balancing work / study / family and personal time and therefore the latest technology to enable our students to study alongside other commitments (see the Panopto section below).

Therefore, if you cannot physically attend lectures, you can choose to join the classroom live from the comfort of your own home or view the recordings in your own time.

However, if you wish to attend some lectures, you are welcome to do so, without extra cost and with a prior arrangement with the college to ensure adequate classroom space.

Distance learning can be isolating at times, therefore we provide you with as many opportunities as possible to interact with other students e.g. via mentoring, webinars, forums and email groups with your peers. Your Personal Tutor will also be available via Skype.

DL Students Compulsory Attendance

DL students are required to attend 3 – 4 weekends during their studies:

• 1 orientation day in Year 1 (UK based students only)
• 1 clinical weekend in Year 3 (UK based students only)
• 2 clinical weekends in Year 4 (September & March)

Attendance at Year 4 clinical weekends for all students is compulsory to ensure that DL (online) students acquire same level of clinical training and experience.

University of Greenwich (UG) Study Options

BSc students study modules with BCNH and with the University of Greenwich (UG).
The University’s modules are available online only.

UG courses are available via the University’s student portal, which enables students to access course materials, assignments, research papers, etc. instantly, from anywhere in the world.