This policy applies to undergraduate students only enrolling in 2026-2027.
The policy in operation for students who enrolled in 2023-2024, 2022-2023, 2021-2022 can also be found below.
For students enrolling in earlier years, please contact the Health Sciences University Registry Team.
Bursaries and Scholarships Policy 2026/27
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Bursaries and Scholarships Policy 2023/24
Last updated: 18/01/2024
Version: 1.1
Policy owner: Academic Registrar
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Bursaries and Scholarships Policy 2023/24
Last updated: 18/01/2024
Version: 1.1
Policy owner: Academic Registrar
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Bursaries and Scholarships Policy 2022/23
Last updated: 07/06/2022
Version: 1.1
Policy owner: Academic Registrar
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Bursaries and Scholarships Policy 2021/22
Version: 1.0
Policy owner: Academic Registrar
Our Prosection Laboratory is licensed by the Human Tissue Authority (HTA) and regulated under the 2004 Human Tissue Act to store specially prepared specimens for health professional education.
All users of the Prosection Laboratory are required to follow the Code of Practice set out below.
This document sets out the copyright policy at Health Sciences University.
This document sets out the freedom of speech policy. It was updated in October 2022 in line with the Prevent agenda, and again in November 2023.
This document sets out the Harassment Policy and Procedure for Students,
This document sets out the IT acceptable use policy at Health Sciences University.
This policy defines the framework by which the HSU’s computer systems, assets, infrastructure and computing environment will be protected from threats whether internal, external, deliberate or accidental, including setting our users’ responsibilities.
It includes a section on password complexity requirements which students must adhere to for any University College accounts.
The Health Sciences University is committed to achieving net zero emissions by 2040 for emissions Scope 1 and 2 and for the following Scope 3 categories (waste generated in operations; business travel; and employee commuting).
This commitment was made on 19 September 2024 by the Executive Leadership Group of the University.
Lesley Haig, Vice Chancellor
19 September 2024
This policy sets out the requirements, expectations and operational procedures in support of online assessment handling and the use of the Turnitin text matching service. The University uses Turnitin for the electronic management of assessment, enabling students to submit work electronically, and fir it to be marked and moderated by staff in the same way.
The policy includes information on students’ responsibilities in respect of electronic submission of work.
This policy contain procedures for delivering online outreach activities with under 18’s. This should be read alongside the institutional safeguarding policy.
This policy sets out the principles the University follows in relation to the information we provide publicly about out academic activities, and ways in which we put these principles into practice to ensure the quality and accuracy of our published information.
This policy provides guidance about conducting ethical research and provides details of the Health Sciences University process and procedure for ensuring appropriate consideration and ethical approval of research by staff and students.
This document sets out the rules relating to library and learning services use.
This is the overarching safeguarding policy for Health Sciences University. It includes procedures to follow in the case of a safeguarding issue arising and key safeguarding contacts within the University.
Health Sciences University is committed to protecting freedom of speech and academic freedom together with protecting and safeguarding its students and staff from the risk of being drawn into terrorism.
Th Prevent Policy sets out the way we meets our obligations and responsibilities with reference to the Counter-Terrorism and Security Act 2015, which places a duty on universities to have ‘due regard to the need to prevent people from being drawn into terrorism.’
Safeguarding Policy
Last updated: September 2024
Policy Owner: Deputy Vice Chancellor
Prevent Policy v2.1
Last updated: June 2022
Policy Owner: Academic Registrar
Student Mental Health Policy v1
Last updated: 05.09.23
Policy Owner: Chair of Student Experience Committee
This policy sets out how governors, students, those contracted to supply services to the University and everyone who works for the University can raise concerns if they believe that wrongdoing or malpractice is taking place within the University.
If you raise a concern that you believe to be true then we will protect you from punishment or reprisal, even if your concern proves to have been mistaken.
Health Sciences University is proud to celebrate the outstanding achievement of Erdi Shaba, PhD student and Chiropractic Lecturer within the AECC School of Chiropractic, who has been awarded the Best Poster Award at the prestigious European Chiropractors' Union (ECU) Conference in Zurich.
Health Sciences University (HSU) is delighted to welcome Jacqui Rix to campus as she completes an extraordinary 630-mile fundraising walk along the Southwest Coast Path, as part of the ‘Rix Big Ramble 2’ in memory of her late husband, George Rix.
Inspired by personal experiences navigating healthcare after a family scoliosis diagnosis, Triniti chose to pursue chiropractic to help others access compassionate, life-changing care.
We caught up with Canadian student Madison Wolfe, who is studying in Year 1 of the MChiro Master of Chiropractic course, to learn more about his journey into chiropractic and what inspired him to pursue this career path.
Health Sciences University recently sent 19 AECC School of Chiropractic students to IMU University in Malaysia as part of a two-week international mobility programme.
Health Sciences University has announced the appointment of a new Head of School and confirmed a permanent Head of School, further strengthening its academic leadership as the University continues its growth and development.
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