Join the iO | Studying
STUDYING
OSTEOPATHY
JOIN US TODAY!
Simply click the link below to complete our easy to follow online form. Upon submission, a member of the team will contact you to progress your application.
In order to support students, we are offering free student membership up until graduation.
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
We support you throughout your graduate years, and as you transition from student to a working osteopath.
Student Zone
Giving you exclusive access to resources, guidance, and a wealth of information as you progress through your training.
Student Voice
A dedicated newsletter and regular features in Osteopathy Today magazine. With stories and information tailored to you.
Mentoring
Support for the early years of your career. Find a mentor to support you as you start your career.
Supporting your studies
Clinical articles, webinars and professional development to support your studies.
iO Student Committee
Giving you a voice to directly inform the work that we do. Giving you the opportunity to share your experiences with us and other students.
Starting Out
Information and advice on starting out, whether it is looking for a role or setting up your own practice.
CRITERIA
All student memberships run from 1 September to 31 August, regardless of your join date. This aligns with the academic year and helps us maintain clear and consistent records.
If you join partway through the membership year, you’ll enjoy the same benefits as other student members for the remainder of that period.
- Access to pastoral support, advice and guidance of the iO team
- Access to Members Zone of website and all member’s resources and advice therein.
- Access to all digital editions of our magazine, packed full of CPD articles, advice, news and guidance.
- Osteopathy Today e-newsletters and Student Voice e-newsletters.
Student, not qualified to practise.
Those studying osteopathy overseas and post-graduate studies in osteopathy, once a recognised osteopathy degree has been attained.
To be eligible for student membership, you must be studying a ‘recognised’ course in the UK.