Homeopathy & Allopathy Medical University Of Asia

Prof. Dr. Sir Anton Jayasuryia (20. 06. 1930 – 06. 04. 2005)

Anton Jayasurlya was born in the city of Colombo at the De Soysa Maternity Home. He grew up on a coconut plantation Dearths Village of Nattandiya, close to the city of Chilaw In theNorth Western Province. His Initial education was at St. Sebastian's College Moratuwa about 14 kilometers south of Colombo. He excelled in studies and entered the Medical College of Colombo. He graduated In 1954 magna cum laude. His medical career started in Colombo but he also managed to practice over much of the island. including Galle, Ratnapura and Jaffna.

This experience led him to believe in the need to see the poor and to do so in the most cost effective way. He did not believe in using expensive drugs to deal with simple dysfunctions of the body. lt was during his early days as a Medical Practitioner that his Interest in Traditional and Alternative Medicines developed as a result, in 1962 he attended the W.H.O Conference in Alma Ata in Kazakastan to study the application and recognition of Traditional Medicines worldwide. As a medical doctor he was elected to look Into the aspects of research, teaching and application methodology. His good, together with Prof Dr. Jos Schade, Neurologist at the University of Utrecht helped to create a teaching center in Utrecht Holland. Later, for economic reasons and to assist students, the teaching unit was brought to Colombo, Sri Lanka and placed In the Colombo South General Hospital in Kalubowila.

In 1974, the government of Sri Lanka and the W.H.O. granted him a World Health Organization scholarship to study Acupuncture in the People Republic of China. It was during this time in China that he realized that there were therapeutic modalities that were cost evilest and at the same time effective. Here was the answered serving the poor freely.

Since then, over 27,000 Doctors, Clinicians and Medical Practitioners from 127 countries have taken advantage of his teaching methodology and have been certified to practice the art of Acupuncture and Traditional Medicines in their respective countries. Anton Jayasuriya wrote and published over 97 books in the various areas of medicine. He was accepted Internationalists a renowned teacher and Clinician. He has left an Indelible legacy and a lasting admiration for his teaching skills. : Today, his clinic, Medicina Alternativa.The Anton Jayasuriya Memorial Free Clinic Is attended by 200-300 patients daily. His International teaching programme continues within the frame work established by him.

Upon his transformation at 5.30 hrs on 6th of April 2005, Anton Jayasuriya would have met his creator and his parents Don Caiten and Dona Mary Margaret Jayasuriya. They would have said: "Well done my son"

The late Prof. Anton Jayasuriya was posthumously awarded the United Nations Millennium award for his contribution to humanity during his lifetime by the Secretary General Kofi A. Annan.

Our Mission

Our mission is to foster academic excellence and research innovation through comprehensive education and interdisciplinary collaboration. We are dedicated to:

Delivering high-quality, relevant education.
Promoting research and innovation.
Encouraging ethical and sustainable practices.
Supporting diversity, equity, and inclusion.
Engaging with the community through outreach and partnerships.

Programs Offered

Homeopathy & Allopathy Medical University Of Asia offers a variety of programs that blend traditional practices with modern science, preparing students for successful careers in Homeopathy and Acupuncture.

Bachelor of Homeopathic Medicine and Surgery (BHMS)
Master of Homeopathy (M.Hom)
Diploma in Acupuncture
Master of Acupuncture (M.Ac)
Neuclear Medicine (MSc)

Syllabuses

Our Syllabuses are meticulously crafted to provide a thorough understanding of both fundamental principles and advanced topics. Below are sample Syllabuses for some of our key programs:

Year 1: Introduction to Homeopathy

Human Anatomy & Physiology
Biochemistry
Materia Medica I
Organon of Medicine I

Year 2: Pathology

Microbiology
Materia Medica II
Organon of Medicine II
Pharmacology

Year 3: Clinical Medicine

Homeopathic Repertory
Materia Medica III
Organon of Medicine III
Research Methodology

Year 4: Surgery

Obstetrics & Gynecology
Pediatrics
Psychiatry
Materia Medica IV
Organon of Medicine IV

Year 1: Foundations of Acupuncture

Human Anatomy & Physiology
Meridians & Acupoints I
Basic Acupuncture Techniques

Year 2: Pathophysiology

Meridians & Acupoints II
Advanced Acupuncture Techniques
Clinical Acupuncture Practice

Year 3: Integrated Acupuncture & Herbal Medicine

Research in Acupuncture
Specialized Techniques (e.g., Electroacupuncture, Auricular Acupuncture)
Clinical Internship

Year 1: Postgraduate Certificate

Fundamental Clinical Skills in Nuclear Medicine
Science and Instrumentation in Current Nuclear Medicine Practice
Cross-sectional Anatomy for the Nuclear Medicine Practitioner

Year 2: Postgraduate Diploma

Enhancing Nuclear Medicine Practice
Evidencing Work Based Learning
Optional Module: Current Applications of Hybrid Imaging Practice
Optional Module: Reporting Skills in Nuclear Medicine

Year 3: Masters

Health and Social Care Research: Methods and Methodologies
Research Dissertation

Learning and Teaching

The course is mostly distance-based, with only three contact days per year. This approach is highly popular for employers and employees in nuclear medicine, and is supported by a range of clinical experts alongside our academic team. It's designed to give you the knowledge and skills needed to practice in a safe and competent manner, and a comprehensive education and research base to evaluate and inform current and future practice. There are many opportunities for inter-professional collaboration and shared learning, and you'll learn in practical settings how nuclear medicine contributes to patient management.