I don't really know of that many off hand, but I have heard good things about Bastyr. I'll try and see if I can get some info for you about ones that are outside the US.
I too have heard great things about Bastyr, you might want to check out ACNM, the Australian College of Natural Medicine, and I know there is also an accredited school of naturopathic medicine in the UK. The folks at ACNM are fantastic to deal with through phone and email, if you order any info/int'l student info you get it lightning quick.
The only consideration I ran into with atttending one of these schools abroad is that they don't have federal school codes which can be used for federal student loan purposes. I was informed by the FAFSA people that I could ask the schools to get one so I could keep my loans here, but by that time I had changed my course of study. Good luck to you.
Thanks for the info. I'm not concerened about federal loans and such - I'm not from the states...
Which is part of the reason I prefer not to go to study there. It is very expensive. The UK is also expensive, and that's why OZ/NZ are great choices, but I'm not sure about the teaching level of those schools...
Try doing a search for some of the more prestigious NDs that have been successful in the practice for many years. See what kind of background they have that precedes naturopathy, what kind of research they have done, and what different schools they have used. Look at the professors that teach at Bastyr and SCNM and their credentials as well.
The pre-requisites for the US schools are a bit weightier than the schools abroad. They are also ostentatiously expensive! You are right about the tuiton in OZ, it's reasonable even for international students. I think the biggest difference in the caliber of the education is what you get with your pre-reqs. The knowledge that comes with a pre-med program is beneficial to having a deeper understanding of the physiological reasons why naturopathic medicine works in the way that it does.