If you’ve been looking for nutrition courses in London, you’ll know there are plenty to choose from. Here’s why ours is different.
At The New School of Nutritional Medicine, we believe health is bigger than good nutrition alone. We’re raising 21st-century practitioners — people equipped for the realities of modern health, not just textbook cases.
Our 2-year Integrated Diploma teaches nutritional medicine alongside psychological coaching, because real, lasting change needs both biochemistry and behaviour. Body and mind. Science and heart.
As Hippocrates said, “Food is medicine.”
At its heart, nutrition is about nurturing the whole person — body, mind, and spirit. We see nutritional medicine not as “alternative” medicine, but as the original medicine.
Most nutrition courses teach the science of food and biochemistry. So do we — in real depth. But looking at health through a single lens is no longer enough for the realities of modern life. Knowing what to do and being able to do it are two different things. That’s why our diploma teaches three integrated modalities — nutritional medicine, psychological coaching, and Rapid Relief Homeopathy — each as a structured part of the curriculum. So our graduates can meet the messy, layered reality of real clients with the right tool at the right time.
It’s a heart-led, cutting-edge programme designed to redefine what 21st-century practitioners can be.
Nutrition forms around half of the curriculum across both years. We’ve built it around the topics that matter most to 21st-century health — the things real clients actually walk through your door with:
Alongside the science, you’ll learn how to apply it in real practice — taking case histories, building protocols, and supporting real clients. The psychological coaching module gives you the tools to work with the patterns, beliefs, and behaviours that shape how clients actually eat, move, and live.
Regents University, Regents Park
Inner Circle, London, NW1 4NS
The integrated nutrition course is taught over 20 weekends in two years, designed to fully prepare the student for a successful professional practice in nutritional medicine and psychological coaching.
Online low cost clinics (one day a month) are attended by all students in year 2.
Each teaching day is from 10am – 5.30pm. Recordings and lecture notes are provided. Limited online spaces are available for students residing overseas or 100-plus miles outside of London. BUT we require online live participation during teaching weekends. We believe in learning by participating, and community is indispensable.
Our students arrive from all sorts of starting points, but most fit one of three:
You don’t need a science background to apply.
The diploma is recognised by the Federation of Nutritional Therapy Practitioners (FNTP), the Complementary Medical Association (CMA), and the European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC).
Some of our graduates go on to launch their own practices. Others fold nutrition into existing health, coaching, or therapy work. We’ve even had students join just to learn for their own family’s wellbeing — and end up running a practice anyway, because they’ve grown so much in confidence they can’t help but share it.
That’s the difference between collecting knowledge and becoming a practitioner. We don’t just teach. We raise practitioners — and we know each one of them by name.
Our in-person teaching takes place at Regent’s University, Regent’s Park Inner Circle, London NW1 4NS — a beautiful, calm setting in the heart of central London.
The diploma is taught over 20 weekends across two years, with each teaching day running from 10am to 5.30pm. You’ll spend it with experienced practitioners and a real cohort — working through cases, learning to interpret functional tests, and practising the coaching skills you’ll use with clients. Lecture notes and recordings are shared after every weekend, so nothing is lost if you want to come back to something.
You’ll also run the School clinic — taking live, fully supervised cases one day a month, starting at the end of Year 1 and continuing throughout Year 2. Confidence and readiness are built by doing the work in real-life settings, not by ticking boxes.
Yes, with a few important conditions. We offer a limited number of online places, primarily for students based overseas or more than 100 miles from London. Wherever you study from, we ask you to be there live during teaching weekends — we don’t run the diploma as a self-paced or recorded-only course.
We’ve thought hard about this. What we’ve found, again and again, is that confident practitioners are made by participating, alongside a real cohort. Community is at the heart of how we teach, and that simply doesn’t translate to passively watching back recordings.
Our commonly asked questions about the Integrated Nutritional Medicine Diploma Course, including queries about applications, the curriculum, fees, student requirements and schedules.
Yes. The course is approved and recognised by the Federation of Nutritional Therapy Practitioners (FNTP), the Complementary Medical Association (CMA), and the European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC).
We offer a limited number of online places, primarily for students based overseas or more than 100 miles from London. Online students are required to participate live during teaching weekends — the course isn't available as self-paced or recorded-only study. The accreditation is the same regardless of how you attend.
Our in-person teaching is held at Regent's University, Regent's Park Inner Circle, London NW1 4NS — in the heart of central London.
The diploma runs over 20 weekends across two years. Each teaching day is 10am to 5.30pm, with lecture notes and recordings provided afterwards. You'll also take part in supervised School clinics one day a month, starting at the end of Year 1 and continuing throughout Year 2.
In Year 1, nutrition makes up around 50% of the curriculum, psychological coaching around 35%, and Rapid Relief Homeopathy around 15%. In Year 2, nutrition stays at 50% and coaching expands to 50% as your practical skills deepen.
No. We don't believe in exams — we find they test short-term memory rather than lasting understanding. Instead, the diploma is built around continuous, case-based coursework that's directly relevant to real clinical practice.
A pure nutrition course teaches the science of food and how it shapes health — physiology, biochemistry, digestion, hormones, blood sugar, immune health, and personalised diet and lifestyle support. We teach all of that, in real depth. We also teach you that no single lens is enough for the realities of modern health. Our graduates leave qualified to practise nutrition, equipped to coach behaviour change, and trained in Rapid Relief Homeopathy as a third practitioner skill — three modalities they can integrate intelligently for the person in front of them.
You can find current fees on our Fees page.
Course start dates and term schedules are listed on our Dates page.
No. We welcome applicants from all backgrounds. What matters is curiosity, a commitment to your own learning, and a genuine interest in helping others.
Most graduates either build their own nutritional therapy and coaching practice or fold what they've learned into existing health, coaching, or therapy work.
2 year Diploma £10,825
Option One £10,825
One single payment of £ 10,370 plus a £455 admin fee.
Option Two £10,935
Two payments of £5240 plus £455 admin fee
Option Three £11,225.10
22 x Monthly payments of £489.55 plus £455 admin fee
A non-refundable admin fee of £455 applies to all payment options and is paid in two stages upon application:
Once your place is secured, your course fee is payable using one of the options above.
A fee of £15 is charged for each overseas transaction.
Apply for the 2026/2027 academic year now.
Interested in studying with us? We’d love to hear from you and can’t wait to meet our next group of students. If you have any questions about the course, please get in touch. We are happy to help.
If you are ready to take the next step, wonderful! Applications for the next academic year are now open, and as classroom places are limited, we encourage you to apply early.
Ready to apply? Then…
1. Start by downloading the syllabus: if it feels like the right fit, take a moment to read through our blogs and get a sense of who we are and how we teach.
2. Feeling inspired? Complete and submit your online application form.
3. Next steps: we will be in touch by email within two working days. If your application feels like a good match, you will be invited to an online interview.
4. Following the interview, we will let you know within 2 working days whether you have been accepted onto the programme.
Two years is a real commitment, and it isn’t right for everyone — at least, not yet. If you’d like to start smaller, or test whether deeper training is for you, we run shorter standalone courses on specific topics in nutritional medicine and wellbeing.
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