Course fees
We are a not for profit organisation and our priority is to ensure you receive first class training.
Our current courses are recognised by student finance direct, so if you do not already have a university degree, you are likely to be eligible for a student loan of £6,165 per year to help you pay for your course.
To help them identify our course our HEP code is ADOI and please select full time course and College of Integrated Chinese Medicine from the drop down menu subject category
(HECoS) is 100233 Acupuncture CAH02- subjects allied to medicine.
Student loans are repaid at a very low rate of interest and do not have to be paid back until your income has reached £25,000 a year at which point you pay back 9% of your income over £25,000.
If you would like clarification about eligibility please contact student finance direct.
Fees may increase with inflation and whilst fees are fixed for years 1 and 2, the college reserves the right to raise year 3 fees in line with the retail price index.
Payments can be made in two ways:
- Payment in full, before the first day of the course, in which case a discount of 2.5% can be deducted
- By monthly direct debit over 9 months
Session times
Next intake is a weekend course and will run on Saturdays and Sundays, please contact Jo Brown for full list of dates.
Course dates for our next intake for year 1
First year sessions April 2025
1st Term: 26 April - 13 July 2nd term: 9 August - 14 December 3 term: 17 January - 29 March
All these dates and times will be confirmed at the start of the course
Fees for April 2025 |
Year 1 |
Year 2 |
Year 3 (including clinical training) |
Total fees |
£9250 |
£9250 |
£9250 |
First year sessions October 2025
1st Term: 13th October - 16th December 2nd Term: 5th January - 31st March 3rd Term: 13th April - 30th June
All these dates and times will be confirmed at the start of the course
Fees for October 2025 |
Year 1 |
Year 2 |
Year 3 (including clinical training) |
Total fees |
£9535 |
£9535 |
£9535 |
Additional Costs
In addition to the fees, there are extra costs you need to take into account. You will need to purchase a white coat for clinical observations and treating patients and supply your own needles when practising your needling and when treating in the third year. Please also consider the cost of travel, accommodation and food depending on how close you live to the college. You will also need a gown for point location classes which can be purchased from the college for £6.50. The cost of books will depend on how many you choose to purchase, there are a list of compulsory textbooks and optional. Click here for the reading list.13