Arthur Kyeyune graduated with distinction and was awarded with a Master’s in Osteopathy degree and the Vice-Chancellor’s Prize for Clinical Excellence by the Board of Examiners at the University College of Osteopathy.  While he also holds a Level 5 Diploma in Clinical Sports and Remedial Massage Therapy from the London School of Sports Massage and the Institute of Sports and Remedial Massage (ISRM), Mr. Kyeyune is currently a lecturer at the University College of Osteopathy in central London and is a 2023 recipient of the Institute of Osteopathy's Rising Star Award in recognition of his dedication and commitment to the study and development of osteopathic profession.

As a clinician, Arthur Kyeyune garnered significant experience in central London practicing in an NHS general practice surgery, a specialist clinic for those suffering with HIV, general osteopathic practice settings, to a private multidisciplinary practice on London’s pre-eminent Harley Street, and south-west London since 2015. His osteopathic practice is influenced by a strong base in advanced manual therapy techniques, a 9-year term as a Visiting Lecturer at University of London’s Royal Central School of Speech and Drama on the Master’s in Music Theatre (MA MT) and Master’s in Movement Direction and Teaching (MA) degree programmes and a body of work spanning 23+ years performing in world renowned professional theatre houses and prestigious television industries across North America, the United Kingdom and Europe. Arthur Kyeyune is registered with the General Osteopathic Council and is a member of the Institute of Osteopathy, ISRM and the Complimentary and Natural Healthcare Council.

Mr. Kyeyune is currently working towards a Post-Graduate Certificate in Academic and Clinical Education.  His research interests are in cultural and linguistically diverse (CLD) communication in clinical practice, CLD pain in osteopathic practice and embodied arts-based learning in osteopathic practice.