PhD in Homoeopathy is awarded by the European Institute of Homeopathy (EIH) after completion of course work, dissertation and thesis. It is a professional doctorate awarded to students who complete their studies with distinction.
The EIH was founded in 2003 under the auspices of the World Federation of Science Journalists (TWFSJ). The mission of this institute is to provide quality education in the field of homoeopathy and related sciences in order to train competent professionals who will be able to practice homoeopathy as well as conduct research.
Phd In Homoeopathy In Germany
The EIH offers several courses and programs for students from all over the world including:
PhD in Homoeopathy – A professional doctorate degree that prepares students for an academic career in homoeopathic studies. This course includes both coursework and dissertation requirements.
Homoeopathy is the most widely practised alternative medical system in the world, with about 20 million patients worldwide. The greatest number of homoeopathic practitioners are found in Germany, United Kingdom and France.
Homoeopathy was discovered by Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843) in 1796 while he was preparing a malaria cure from cinchona bark. He took some of the medicine himself and developed symptoms similar to those of malaria, which made him realize that the substance could produce effects opposite to those of its original cause, thus forming the basis of his new system of medicine.
In 1810 Hahnemann published Organon der rationellen Heilkunde (Organon of Rational Therapeutics), a book in which he summarized his findings and theories. In contrast to other systems at the time, such as allopathy or traditional Chinese medicine, homoeopathy considers human beings as a whole and works on the principle that like cures like – a small dose of a particular substance will cure ailments caused by large doses of that same substance if administered under different conditions.
