The Massage Therapy Diploma Program requires 2000 hours of in-class instruction. However, the program length will vary depending on the campus. The program at the Brampton and Scarborough campus has a total length of 100 weeks, while the program at the Toronto campus has a total length of 50 weeks.
For the 50-week program at the Toronto campus, the MT schedule runs 8 hours a day, Monday to Friday. For the 100-week program at the Brampton or Scarborough campuses, the MT schedule runs 4 hours a day, Monday to Friday.  In addition to in-class instruction, students are required to participate in the Massage Student Clinic and Clinic Outreach.

Students will have the opportunity to begin training in the Student Massage Clinic, providing assessments and treatments of  conditions and injuries to members of the general public under the supervision of a Registered Massage Therapist.  

Medix Student Clinic also offers students the unique opportunity to work with various populations as demonstrated through our Massage Outreach Program.  Here students will provide onsite Massage Treatment to the elderly in long term care, athletes onsite at various sporting events, and onsite corporate wellness.

Anatomy and  Physiology, Massage Theory and Techniques, Regional Anatomy, Palpation, Orthopaedic Assessments, Treatments, Neurology, Professional Development, Kinesiology, Remedial Exercise, Law and Ethics, Hydrotherapy, Business and Research Methods, Microbiology, Health and Safety, First Aid, Case Studies, OSCE Preparation, Student Clinic.

• Cadaver Lab at the University of Guelph

Medix College of Health Care has a unique partnership with the University of Guelph, Human Anatomy Laboratory. Here, students have the privilege of learning anatomy using human body donors. The specimens have come from people who have graciously donated their bodies for the betterment of science and education. Studying the structures of the human body from real specimens is unsurpassed by any other learning tool.