Description
FOR A LIMITED TIME WE OFFER A
ZERO-RISK GUARANTEE
If you decide not to begin your university degree with in the first 4 years, your payment is never lost. You can simply convert it into Yogamu credit, which you can apply toward:
• Any Yogamu certification course
• Subscriptions or membership programs
Currently enrolling in:
Alabama, Alaska, Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Mexico, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Utah, Vermont, West Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming
Earn your Bachelor’s, Master’s in Integrative Health, MBA or Doctor of Behavioral Health (DBH) —
100% Online | $199/month | Start Anytime
Limited Founding Offer
Lock in tuition: $199/month (paid $398 per 8-week session)
No subscription. No auto-billing. Pay only when you study.
✅ Start anytime in the next 4 years
✅ Pause/resume as needed
🎓 Founding tuition will never be offered again.
Degrees Available
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Bachelor of Science in Integrative Health
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Master of Science in Integrative Health
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Doctor of Behavioral Health (Coming Soon)
All programs are:
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💻 100% Online
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⚡ Self-Paced & Competency-Based
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🧘 Transfer-friendly for Yogamu students
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📈 Designed for working adults
What’s Included with Your $398 Payment
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Your first 8-week term (start January 1st or later)
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Portfolio Bootcamp: turn your past experience into college credit
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Locked tuition of $199/month for up to 4 years
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Priority placement in your selected degree
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Freedom to pause/resume — no ongoing contract
Admissions Requirements
Founding Cohort – Open Access
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No essay or entrance exam
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Just a high school diploma or equivalent
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International students welcome
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Enroll now, start later — lock in your tuition
After early enrollment ends, formal admissions and higher tuition will apply.
Ready to Enroll?
Your first payment secures (and already pays for 2 months):
BS of Integrative Health
Bachelor of Science in Integrative Health (BSIH)
Program Overview
- Total Credits: 120 (90 transferable + 30 in-house)
- Format: Self-paced, online
- Delivery: Asynchronous 8-week terms
- Completion: 10 courses x 3 credits (30 credits required from Paracelsus University)
Core Required Courses (30 Credits)
IH101: Foundations of Integrative Health (Level 100)
IH102: Anatomy & Physiology for Integrative Health (Level 100)
IH201: Ayurvedic Lifestyle and Diet (Level 200)
IH202: Yoga & Mind-Body Medicine (Level 200)
IH301: Wellness Coaching & Behavior Change (Level 300)
IH302: Nutrition Fundamentals (Level 300)
IH303: Stress Management & Resilience (Level 300)
IH401: Ethics, Scope & Professional Boundaries (Level 400)
IH402: Leadership in Integrative Health (Level 400)
IH410: Capstone: Integrated Wellness Plan (Level 400)
Course Mechanics and Assessment Model
Each 3-credit course is divided into 4–6 modules. Every module contains reading or video lessons and one milestone assignment.
- Milestone Assignments:
- Students must earn an A or B grade on each milestone to unlock the final assessment.
- Milestones are graded as: A = Excellent, B = Good, C = Approaching, D = Insufficient.
- C and D grades may be resubmitted until the required A or B is achieved.
- Milestone assignments do NOT contribute to the final course grade.
- Final Assessment:
- Once all milestones are completed with A or B, students unlock the final assessment.
- The final is a PowerPoint presentation with voiceover or a recorded video (30–40 min).
- Students may submit one draft for feedback before the final submission.
- Final assessment is the only graded component shown on transcript and determines course completion.
MS of Integrative Health
Master of Science in Integrative Health (MSIH)
Program Overview
- Credits: 30 total (10 courses x 3 credits)
- Duration: Self-paced or 12–18 months
- Delivery: Online, asynchronous + optional intensives
- Prerequisites: Bachelor’s degree in health, wellness, or related field
Program Learning Outcomes
- Evaluate and apply evidence-based integrative health practices.
- Design personalized wellness interventions using Eastern and Western models.
- Conduct basic research and interpret scientific literature.
- Integrate ethical, cultural, and professional frameworks into practice.
- Lead initiatives in health coaching, education, or program development.
Core Courses (30 Credits)
IH501: Evidence-Based Practice in Integrative Health – Research literacy + applied critical analysis
IH502: Advanced Ayurvedic Practice – Constitution analysis, herbs, lifestyle therapeutics
IH503: Clinical Nutrition for Integrative Health – Micronutrients, inflammation, diet as therapy
IH504: Mind-Body Approaches – Yoga therapy, meditation, trauma-informed care
IH505: Integrative Health Coaching & Counseling – Behavior change, coaching models, communication
IH506: Functional Lab Analysis – Reading and interpreting common functional labs
IH507: Psychoneuroimmunology – Mind-body-immune connections, stress physiology
IH508: Professional Practice & Ethics – Legal awareness, scope of practice, ethical dilemmas
IH509: Capstone Proposal – Design of a real-world integrative health project
IH510: Capstone Project – Final report + presentation of research or program design
Sample Capstone Options
- Pilot an integrative wellness coaching group
- Design a retreat or workplace wellness program
- Conduct a case study comparing Ayurvedic and allopathic protocols
- Develop a publishing-quality white paper on a relevant topic
Optional Electives (Future Options)
- Integrative Pain Management
- Botanical Medicine
- Yoga for Mental Health
- Ayurveda & Women’s Health
- Integrative Oncology Foundations
MBA
Master of Business Administration (MBA)
Program Overview
- Total Credits: 30 (10 courses x 3 credits)
- Format: Self-paced, competency-based
- Delivery: Online, asynchronous
- Capstone: Applied Strategic Project
Core Required Courses (30 Credits)
MBA501: Accounting for Managers
MBA502: Strategic Decision Making
MBA503: Managing Human Capital
MBA504: Financial Management
MBA505: Marketing
MBA506: Operations Management
MBA507: Micro and Macroeconomics
MBA508: Managing Organizations
MBA509: Character & Ethics: From Student to Leader
MBA510: Capstone: Applied Strategic Project
Optional Specialization Tracks
- Healthcare Management
- Entrepreneurship
Course Mechanics and Assessment Model
Each 3-credit MBA course is structured into 4–6 modules. Each module includes curated readings, video lessons, and one milestone assignment.
- Milestone Assignments:
- Students must achieve an A or B on each milestone to progress to the final project.
- Grades are assessed as: A = Excellent, B = Good, C = Approaching, D = Insufficient.
- C and D submissions may be revised and resubmitted until they receive an A or B.
- Milestones are formative and do not affect the final transcript grade.
- Final Assessment:
- Upon successful completion of all milestones, students unlock the final capstone project.
- The capstone project is a PowerPoint presentation with voiceover, documenting an applied business case or strategy.
- One draft is permitted for feedback before final submission.
- Only the final assessment is graded and recorded on the transcript.
DBH
Doctor of Behavioral Health (DBH)
Program Overview
- Total Credits: 60 (20 courses x 3 credits)
- Format: Self-paced, competency-based
- Delivery: Online, asynchronous with optional intensives
- Focus: Clinical integration, behavioral science, and system-level innovation
Core Required Courses (60 Credits)
DBH601: Foundations of Behavioral Health Integration
DBH602: Health Psychology & Chronic Disease Management
DBH603: Behavioral Interventions in Primary Care
DBH604: Health Systems & Policy
DBH605: Applied Psychopharmacology for Non-Prescribers
DBH606: Cultural & Ethical Considerations in Behavioral Health
DBH607: Data & Outcomes in Behavioral Health
DBH608: Interprofessional Communication & Collaboration
DBH609: Health Informatics & EHR Use in Integrated Care
DBH610: Behavioral Health Billing & Practice Management
DBH611: Leadership & Organizational Behavior
DBH612: Advanced Motivational Interviewing & Coaching
DBH613: Social Determinants of Health
DBH614: Trauma-Informed Behavioral Health
DBH615: Integrative & Functional Behavioral Medicine
DBH616: Behavioral Health Program Design
DBH617: Research Design & Biostatistics
DBH618: Publication & Professional Writing
DBH619: Capstone Proposal
DBH620: Capstone Project: Innovation in Behavioral Health
Course Mechanics and Assessment Model
Each 3-credit DBH course consists of 4–6 modules, with multimedia lessons and a milestone assignment per module.
- Milestone Assignments:
- Students must pass each with an A or B to unlock the final assessment.
- Grading Scale: A = Excellent, B = Good, C = Revision Required, D = Unacceptable
- Milestone grades do not count toward final course grade but ensure competency.
- Final Assessment:
- Once all milestones are passed, students complete a final assessment.
- This is typically a narrated presentation, applied case report, or implementation plan.
- One draft submission allowed before final submission.
- Only the final grade appears on the transcript.
FAQ
🔄 Update: Answers to the Most Common Questions About Prior Learning
Q: Does this mean that someone who has taken many courses — like the Yoga Therapist program and others — might only need a few more credits to finish a degree, and could complete it in just one or two sessions? That would make the degree cost under $1,000?
A: Yes, exactly. This is the purpose of our Prior Learning Credit Evaluation — to recognize the years of study and experience you’ve already completed. Many long-time students may only need a few more academic credits to qualify for a Bachelor’s or Master’s degree.
Q: Can my job experience, life experience, and other courses I’ve taken (outside of Yogamu) count as college credit too?
A: Yes. Our Portfolio Bootcamp will help you document and reflect on all relevant learning — whether it’s from your work, volunteer activities, teaching, or previous certifications — and apply it toward your degree.
❓How many credits can I earn in one 8-week session?
Each course at Paracelsus University is worth 3 academic credits.
Students typically enroll in 2 – 3 courses per session, which equals 6 – 9 credits over 8 weeks.
However, our programs are competency-based, meaning you’re allowed to move at your own pace within the session.
If you’re highly motivated and focused, you can:
• Complete more than 2 courses
•Many earn 12, 15, 18, or even 21+ credits in a single session
•Some students with prior experience may finish multiple courses quickly
There’s no hard cap — you can complete as many courses as you’re able to master during the 8-week term.
✅ This flexibility allows fast-track graduation for students with strong backgrounds or plenty of time to study.
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What are Credits?
📚 Not Sure How University Works? Here’s a Quick Breakdown:
Many of our students are first-time university students or come from non-traditional paths — so here’s what you need to know:
✅ Course = One Class
A course is a single subject. For example:
“Introduction to Integrative Health” is a course.
You must complete it within 8 weeks (avid learners can complete them faster). Courses have assignments and a final assessment.
✅ Credit = The Value of a Course
Each course you complete earns credits. Most courses are worth 3 credits.
To earn your degree, you’ll need:
• 120 credits for a Bachelor’s degree
(At least 30 credits must be completed at Paracelsus University)
• 30 credits for most Master’s degrees
(At least 18 credits must be completed at Paracelsus University)
