Health Sciences University

What does a Sport Rehabilitator do?

Sport Rehabilitators are trained to prevent, diagnose, treat and rehabilitate injuries across all levels of sport.

Our BASRaT-accredited BSc (Hons) Sport Rehabilitation course combines hands-on learning with practical placements, alongside the study of anatomy, physiology, biomechanics and therapeutic exercise.

Ready to turn your passion for sport into a profession?

🔗 Learn more: www.hsu.ac.uk/sr

It’s time to get ready for graduation and celebrate everything you’ve achieved ✨

We’re excited to announce the dates for this year’s graduation ceremonies:

📍 **London** – Monday 2nd November 2026
St George the Martyr Church, Borough High Street

📍 **Bournemouth** – Friday 20th November 2026
Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre

Graduation is a special opportunity to celebrate your achievements with friends, family and fellow students, and we can’t wait to mark the occasion with you. 💜

👉 Save the date and keep an eye on your emails for more details coming soon.

👉 Find out more and start planning your day: hsu.ac.uk/graduation

Looking to enhance your expertise in paediatric musculoskeletal health?

The MSc Musculoskeletal Paediatric Health (MPH) at Health Sciences University is a postgraduate programme designed for healthcare professionals looking to develop their knowledge and skills in the assessment, diagnosis, treatment and management of paediatric patients.

You'll learn through an evidence-based curriculum that integrates theory and practice while studying alongside a multidisciplinary and international community of healthcare professionals.

✔ Flexible online learning
✔ Study individual units or work towards a PGCert, PGDip or MSc
✔ Learn from experienced clinicians and academics

📅 Applications are still open for September 2026 entry.

Places are limited, and we encourage applicants to submit their application by **31 July 2026** to ensure it is considered.

Find out more and apply:
www.hsu.ac.uk/course/msc-musculoskeletal-paediatric-health

🌟 Inspiring future healthcare professionals at Health Sciences University

Last week, we welcomed Year 12 students from widening participation backgrounds to our Allied Health Professions Work Experience Week.

Over four days, students explored a range of healthcare careers through hands-on experiences in podiatry, speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, dietetics and radiography, while experiencing university life and working alongside our academic teams.

The week culminated in a Dragon's Den-style challenge, where teams presented innovative ideas to a panel of academics and senior staff before celebrating their achievements together.

Thank you to our widening participation team, student ambassadors and colleagues who helped make the week such a success, and congratulations to all the students who took part. We look forward to seeing where your journeys take you next. 👏

✨ From chiropractic student to clinic co-founder

Inspired by a family member's scoliosis diagnosis and the challenges they faced accessing care, Triniti Dancy chose to pursue a career in chiropractic to help others improve their health and wellbeing.

After graduating from the AECC School of Chiropractic at Health Sciences University, Triniti went on to co-found a multidisciplinary clinic alongside her mum, building a team of chiropractors and physiotherapists dedicated to helping patients live healthier, happier lives.

💬 "If you care about people and have a passion for health, this degree truly puts you in the position to make a difference."

Read Triniti's story:
www.hsu.ac.uk/chiropractic-student-profile-triniti-dancy

We're delighted to welcome Professor Jeremy Lewis PhD FCSP to Health Sciences University as a Professorial Research Fellow within our Institute of Musculoskeletal Health and Innovation (IMHI).

An internationally recognised clinician, researcher and educator, Professor Lewis is one of the leading figures in musculoskeletal health. Across his career, he has taught more than 15,000 healthcare professionals in over 50 countries, authored more than 200 publications, and is widely recognised for his expertise in shoulder and musculoskeletal conditions.

Professor Lewis joins HSU to support the development of IMHI, strengthen clinical partnerships, and help advance impactful, clinically relevant musculoskeletal research and innovation.

He will also contribute to HSU's upcoming MSK Study Day in September, introducing local practitioners to the Institute ahead of its formal launch next year.

Please join us in welcoming Jeremy to HSU.

🔗 Read more about Professor Lewis's appointment:
www.hsu.ac.uk/hsu-appoints-internationally-renowned-musculoskeletal-expert-professor-jeremy-lewis