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Key trends on urbanization:

  • Accelerated growth: It is estimated that by the year 2050, almost 68% of the world's population (7 out of every 10 people) will live in urban areas.
  • The most urbanized regions: North America (82%) and Latin America and the Caribbean (81%) lead the percentage of population residing in cities.
  • The engine of future growth: The bulk of urban population growth in the coming decades will be concentrated in just three countries: India, China and Nigeria.

Cities have become the true engines of the global economy, generating more than 80% of world Gross Domestic Product (GDP), though they also pose major challenges in terms of housing, transportation, and sustainability.

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Inside the Dossier you'll find the complete curriculum, the academic endorsement and information about the scientific rigor of our program. We're here to help you design your career with the highest authority.
What sets ISNATUR's Scientific Naturopathy apart from other Natural Medicine courses?
The difference is rigor. Our methodology Scientific Naturopathy filters natural practices solely through evidence in Functional Biochemistry and Physiology. We don't rely on beliefs; we rely on the science that supports the mechanisms of healing and imbalance in the body.
Yes. Our programs are designed with global standards and, crucially, are endorsed and certified by The Integrative Health Sciences Centre (iHSciences) from the United Kingdom. This ensures that your training meets elite academic rigor, facilitating your recognition and credibility in the international field of integral health.
Yes, we are 100% online and designed for your life. Classes are taught online in live sessions by our instructors to foster direct interaction. However, if you can't attend, all sessions are recorded and uploaded to the platform, allowing you to study at your own pace, from anywhere in Latin America or the USA.
The commitment is significant due to academic rigor (3400 hours). We recommend an average of 15 to 20 hours per week (combining live/recorded classes, readings, and practice) for consistent and successful progress.
Yes. We offer different flexible payment plans (monthly/quarterly) designed to fit the economic realities of our students. Link: Check our financing plans in the Information Dossier
You'll be prepared to practice independently as a Master Naturopath (Health Architect). You'll be able to open your own practice, design advanced functional health protocols, and collaborate with other professionals (nutritionists, coaches, etc.) thanks to your solid scientific foundation.
The legality and regulation of Naturopathy varies drastically from country to country (Latin America and the USA). We provide you with a credential of the highest international rigor. However, the responsibility to know and comply with local regulations regarding the professional practice of Naturopathy in your country falls on the student. In professional ethics classes you'll receive essential guidance for practicing your profession.
No. Upon completion of each academic cycle, students must complete a required number of hours of Clinical Practicums at validated health centers. Clinical Practicums have an additional administrative and management fee (separate from the course tuition). This cost ensures you receive high-quality clinical supervision in real professional settings.
No. It's not necessary to have a prior university degree in health. The program has been designed to guide professionals and vocational students from a scientific foundation.
It's essential to have a High School Diploma or equivalent (High School Diploma or equivalent) from your country of origin.
Minimum Age: Generally, you must be over 18 years old for degree programs or higher education.
Language Proficiency: complete proficiency in Spanish (comprehension, reading, and writing) is required.
Yes. You must be at least 18 years old when you begin enrollment.
It's not required, but it's a great advantage. The program starts with fundamentals. However, a background in sciences makes progress easier in the advanced science module.
No. The program is 100% in Spanish (readings, materials, classes, and exams). However, much of scientific research is in English, so having some knowledge is an advantage.
You'll need a stable Internet connection, a computer (PC or Mac) or tablet, and the ability to use basic software (web browser, documents, and the Moodle/SCORM virtual learning platform).
Most of the material is asynchronous (at your own pace) for your professional flexibility. Live tutoring classes (Zoom) are announced in advance and are also recorded.
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