Osteopathy Courses
Training in Osteopathy at Health Sciences University can be an immensely rewarding career choice.
Learn MoreFormerly the University College of Osteopathy, the UCO School of Osteopathy has been a leading provider of osteopathic education and research for over a century, with an international reputation for training highly-skilled, patient-centred osteopaths.
As one of our students you will be part of an institution that is committed to delivering educational excellence, to providing the next generation of health professionals for our health services, to upskilling our current workforce, to advancing our world through research, and to improving public health. You’ll also be part of an inclusive, supportive community where different backgrounds and life experiences are valued, and where students are supported to succeed.
Training in Osteopathy at Health Sciences University can be an immensely rewarding career choice.
Learn MoreOsteopathy has an important role to play in helping people to manage their health and wellbeing. It is one of 14 Allied Health Professions recognised by the NHS in England and offers a flexible and rewarding career for those interested in supporting the health, wellbeing and performance of others.
Learn MoreOur active research team pioneer new forms of osteopathic research and contribute to the body of knowledge about osteopathy.
Learn MoreBy choosing to study with us, you’ll benefit from the specialist teaching expertise and exceptional clinical opportunities that have established the UCO as a leading provider of osteopathic education for over 100 years.
Our graduates make up 40% of UK osteopaths and develop careers in private practice, the NHS, professional sports, research and education.
Our graduate outcomes are exceptional, with high rates of employability, excellent earning potential and the opportunity to shape and develop your career around your ambitions.
Formed in 1917 as the British School of Osteopathy, the UCO School of Osteopathy has come a long way in its first century, from its evolution to the University College of Osteopathy in 2017, and more recently becoming part of Health Sciences University.
From our humble beginnings, we have grown into a globally-respected provider of osteopathic education and research known for our commitment to advancing healthcare and shaping the next generation of osteopaths.
Our established reputation and heritage attracts students from around the world and produces graduates who go on to leading roles within the profession. Our active research team are regularly published in journals and invited to speak at conferences around the world.
We are proud of this rich heritage and are committed to maintaining our international reputation and leadership within the osteopathic profession, while also looking forward to new opportunities for collaboration and growth.
As the UCO School of Osteopathy within Health Sciences University, we will harness the combined strength of our institutions to broaden our scope and ambition, to achieve excellence in education, health and research, to create a healthier society, and to foster a richer, more diverse student community.
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