Health Sciences University

Health Sciences University (HSU) is a specialist higher education institution founded in 1965 in Bournemouth, England. Originally established as AECC (Anglo-European College of Chiropractic), it has grown into a multi-disciplinary health sciences university with campuses in Bournemouth, London, and Reading. HSU delivers undergraduate degrees (including chiropractic, radiography, sport rehabilitation, osteopathy, acupuncture, and degree apprenticeships), a wide range of postgraduate Masters programmes (pre-registration and post-registration), PG Certificates, PG Diplomas, and a Research Degree (MPhil/PhD) awarded in partnership with Southampton Solent University. Subject areas include chiropractic, physiotherapy, psychology, sport and exercise science, medical imaging and radiography, osteopathy, podiatry, speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, dietetics, healthcare management, and acupuncture. The university operates on-site clinics in Bournemouth and London serving around 1,000 patients per week, providing rich clinical training opportunities for students. HSU is an Exempt Charity and company limited by guarantee (Reg. No. 00653859), and was ranked 8th nationally in Health Professions in the Guardian University Guide with a 99% career prospects score. Approximately 30% of students are international.