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Scholarships, Grants and Bursaries
Health Sciences University offers a number of bursaries to support students from low income backgrounds with their living and learning costs whilst at university and to recognise and reward excellence.
Please note: We are currently reviewing our scholarships and bursaries for 2027/28 – please check back for more information soon.
Eligibility criteria apply for all scholarships and bursaries – more information can be found in our Bursary and Scholarship Policy on our Latest Policies page.
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Scholarships
Please note: We are currently reviewing our scholarships and bursaries for 2027/28 – please check back for more information soon.
AECC Global Chiropractic Educational Scholarship 
Overview
Health Sciences University is committed to supporting students from around the world who want to study chiropractic with us. We recognise that the cost of international study can be a significant consideration when choosing where to study.
The Global Chiropractic Educational Scholarship provides eligible overseas fee-paying students with a £5,000 reduction in tuition fees for each year of study on an eligible chiropractic programme at Health Sciences University.
The scholarship is designed to make chiropractic education at HSU more accessible to students globally and to support our ambition to develop an increasingly international chiropractic community.
Who is eligible?
The Global Chiropractic Educational Scholarship is available to new students who:
- have been assessed by Health Sciences University as an overseas fee payer; and
- receive an offer to study on an eligible Master of Chiropractic (MChiro) or Master of Chiropractic with Foundation Year programme at Health Sciences University.
There is no separate scholarship application or competitive selection process. If you meet the eligibility requirements and receive an offer for an eligible chiropractic programme, the scholarship will be applied in accordance with the University’s scholarship terms and conditions.
The scholarship is open to eligible students from anywhere in the world and is not restricted by nationality or country of residence.
Further information
The Global Chiropractic Educational Scholarship provides a £5,000 tuition fee reduction for each year of study, subject to continued enrolment and meeting the University’s scholarship terms and conditions.
The scholarship is a tuition fee reduction and is not normally available in combination with the Global Partnership Scholarship or other HSU tuition fee scholarships or discounts.
The scholarship does not affect the academic requirements for admission to the programme. Applicants must meet the normal entry requirements and any other conditions associated with their offer.
Full terms and conditions, including arrangements relating to enrolment, continuation of the award, withdrawal or interruption of study, will apply.
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