Our Values at Health Sciences University
Our values set out to guide not just what we do but also ‘how’ we do things. We have lived and breathed these values through the pandemic and are proud to stand by them
Caring
Caring is demonstrated every day by expressing and accepting caring, compassion and respect in our personal and professional relationships. As a health sciences university, we treat people with respect and compassion on a daily basis.
“I’ve been here for 18 years. I love the tight knit community we have at Health Sciences University, and how everyone cares about each other. That’s why I love coming in to work every day.” – Jane Johnson, Health Sciences University Receptionist and Administrator
Professional
We take pride in the quality and standards of the work that we do and the relationships we form. We are competent and reliable, working in an ethical way and seek to be excellent in all that we do.
“We’re committed to the use of Information Technology to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of our learning, research and administrative functions. We are always striving to deliver best practice, investing heavily in systems which support our communities on and off campus.” – Steve Goode, Head of IT
Passionate
We passionately believe in the power of education to inspire and transform lives, and in healthcare to enable and support people to reach their full potential, to be happy, live well and thrive.
“I’m really passionate about instilling the tools and confidence in our students to go out there and make the world a better place. Teaching and clinical excellence are my passion, and I love inspiring others.” – Matt Southam, Interim Clinical Imaging Lead
Inclusive
We welcome diversity as an essential component of a healthy society and an enriched educational environment. We strive to create a safe and accessible space where all students and staff feel they belong and can flourish as part of our supportive community. Our patient services are centred on the needs of each individual, delivered in an atmosphere of dignity and respect.
“I love how Health Sciences University is always caring for and supportive of international students. I’ve come all the way from Hong Kong, and I see that it doesn’t matter where you are from – you always feel like you’re a valued member of the community.” – Hosanna Cheung, Asia Pacific Society President, Christian Union President and Year 1 MChiro (Hons) Student
Collaborative
To play our part in solving complex world problems we believe in the power of working together. Our multi-professional environment provides opportunities for collaborative working, interprofessional education and multidisciplinary patient care to benefit our students, staff and patients. We are small and specialist but together with our partners we can make a big difference.
“As collaborative partners in the Integrated Care System, it’s a joy to work closely with Health Sciences University. The institution continues to develop their education and training courses in response to regional and national needs.” – Hilary Hall, AHP Lead, Dorset Integrated Care System
Latest News
Discover and read all the latest news, press releases and happenings here at Health Sciences University.
Diabetes affects foot health. Learn why checks matter and how HSU trains podiatry students to prevent complications.
First-ever student-led Sports Placement Symposium celebrates clinical excellence, peer learning, and innovation in chiropractic education.
An immersive pilot week brought together 110 students from five allied health professions to collaboratively explore stroke care through simulation-based interprofessional learning, strengthening teamwork and patient-centred care skills.
HSU podiatry students supported runners at the 2024 TCS London Marathon, gaining real-world experience in foot care and injury treatment.
We were proud to deliver a ground breaking and first of its kind session on AI and Digital Technologies in Physiotherapy and Healthcare to our final-year physiotherapy students.
Health Sciences University (HSU) recently hosted a thought-provoking panel discussion in celebration of International Day of Women and Girls in Science.
