(2006) Babaletakis, Fotini Nicoleta; Couchman, Ingrid
The first formal Homoeopathic education programme in South Africa introduced Technikon Natal (now the Durban Institute of Technology – DIT). The course had its first intake in 1989 and has since produced some 10 years of graduates. The programme affords the graduate a Master’s Degree in Technology in Homoeopathy (Ross, 2006).
Career paths regarding graduates of this programme have never been investigated. Such an investigation was deemed valuable to clarify areas of difficulty regarding the education provided and the profession as a whole, to ascertain the viability of Homoeopathy as a career. It also aimed to identify possible other career choices a graduate may have with the education received.
The study was limited to DIT Homoeopathic graduates from 1994 to 2004.
The study was designed to investigate the demographic composition of the group, as well as other aspects of their career since graduation.
