Graduates become qualified healthcare professionals with the skills to diagnose and manage pain and disability of the spine and musculoskeletal syste. As a chiropractor, students will be able to recognise the signs and symptoms of various disorders involving the musculoskeletal system and related pain syndromes. This course has a well-rounded scientific base combined with the evidence based clinical skills required, so the student graduates ready to work.

In this double degree, students will firstly complete a Bachelor of Chiropractic Science (3 years), giving the student the knowledge the student needs in human biological sciences and introducing students to chiropractic skills and theory. Students then progress on to the Bachelor of Clinical Chiropractic (2 years) in which they will learn the skills the student needs to practice as a primary contact healthcare professional. Students must complete both degrees to be eligible for registration and clinical practice