Study a single subject, without applying to the university.
TUBHA students may enroll in elective courses as part of their student benefits. Members of the public may purchase select TUBHA courses individually, without applying for admission. Three botanical wellness courses are available for immediate enrollment. Hoodoo Herbalism 101 is open for pre-enrollment and begins September 21, 2026.
Available for individual enrollment.
Hoodoo Herbalism 101
The root of African American plant medicine — spiritual, practical, and ancestral. A study of the plants, principles, and practices carried through Hoodoo tradition.
Botanical Medicine for Women's Health
Cycle care, reproductive support, and menopause through African herbal traditions.
Botanical Medicine for Men's Health
Prostate, cardiovascular, hormonal, and vitality support rooted in African plant traditions.
Botanical Medicine for Children & Family Wellness
Safe, effective plant medicine for every generation of the household.
Join a course waitlist.
Additional courses from the curriculum are being prepared for public enrollment. Add your email to a waitlist and you will be notified the day it opens.
Caribbean Bush Medicine 101
Island healing traditions across the African diaspora.
Indigenous Plant Medicine 101
Honoring the plant wisdom of Indigenous peoples of the Americas.
Candomblé & Afro-Brazilian Healing
Yoruba tradition carried and transformed in the New World.
Haitian History & Plant Medicine
Sacred botany, ritual, and healing in the Haitian tradition.
Psychoactive Herbs & Sacred Plant Allies
The ceremonial, spiritual, and pharmacological dimensions of sacred plants.
What a public course is — and is not.
| Enrolled TUBHA Student | Public Course Participant | |
|---|---|---|
| Admission to the African Herbalism program | Yes | No |
| Academic student status and records | Yes | No |
| Student portal access | Yes | Course access only |
| Elective course price | $59 | $120 |
| Program requirements and final project | Yes | No |
| Individual course purchase | Included in benefits | Yes |
A public course participant purchases access to a single course of continuing education. They are not admitted into the university's African Herbalism program and do not hold TUBHA student status.
Considering more than one course?
Enrolled students study the complete African Herbalism sequence and take elective courses at the student rate of $59. If you expect to study several subjects, admission is the better path.