Graduates will have the following discipline specific attributes:

1. The ability to incorporate a holistic approach of body, mind and spirit into clinic practice;
2. A broad and critical knowledge and understanding of natural medicine, nutrition, and of the anatomy, physiology and pathophysiology of the body;
3. Proficiency in the art, science, and practice of physical examination, differential diagnosis and treatment;
4. The ability to critique, and reflect upon the specialised practice-relevant knowledge and research, and the philosophy of natural medicine;
5. The ability to undertake clinical practice, assisting and motivating people to achieve optimum health and vitality;
6. The ability to make professional decisions, work with others professionally and demonstrate a range of the personal qualities expected of natural health practitioners;
7. The ability to work as professionals in a wide variety of natural health- related occupations;
8. The ability to maintain currency in the field of natural medicine and to continue learning and sharing their knowledge with others, contributing to the intellectual, professional, business, social and cultural life of the nation