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At AECC University College, we offer courses that lead to health care careers where you can really make an impact and help people. Why study at AECC University College and become a Chiropractor, a Radiographer, a Sport Psychologist, a Sport Scientist or an Exercise Scientist? The answer: To make a difference.

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Find out more about our courses in Chiropractic, Sport Psychology, Sport Exercise and Health Sciences, and Clinical Exercise, Rehabilitation Science and Radiography in our videos below.

Why become a Chiropractor?

Learn the skills to diagnose, treat and prevent mechanical disorders of the musculoskeletal system, as well as improve the general health of patients. Make a difference and help people improve their quality of life with our Master of Chiropractic - MChiro (Hons)

View the MChiro course

Why become a Diagnostic Radiographer?

An incredible 95% of people will interact with a diagnostic radiographer at some point in their lives. Transform the lives of your patients and work at the cutting edge of healthcare.

View the BSc (Hons) Radiography (Diagnostic Imaging) course

 

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Why become a Therapeutic Radiographer?

One in two of the population will be diagnosed with cancer in their lifetime and so radiotherapy treatment, which uses high energy x-rays to treat tumours, has never been more important.Transform lives by learning how to use cutting edge technology to treat conditions such as cancer

View the BSc (Hons) Radiography (Radiotherapy and Oncology) course

Why become a Sport Psychologist?

Impact athletes’ performance, participation and wellbeing through psychology. Help people to become more active, healthier and happier with a BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Psychology.

View the BSc (Hons) Sport and Exercise Psychology course

 

Why become a Sport Rehabilitator?

​Become qualified in the field of Sport Rehabilitation with vocational, hands on degree. Gain 400+ hours placement experience and leave ready to get your BASRaT accreditation.

View the BSc (Hons) Sport Rehabilitation course

Why become a Sport Scientist?

Being a Sport Scientist is great if you want to be involved in professional sport. You can travel the world, work with some really high-profile people and experience the feeling of being in a stadium full of people. There's nothing like it! Become a Sport Scientist with a BSc (Hons) Sport, Exercise and Health Science.

View the BSc (Hons) SEHS course

Why become an Exercise Scientist?

If you're an empathetic person and you're looking to make a difference in the community that you work in and improve the quality of people's lives, the BSc (Hons) Clinical Exercise & Rehabilitation Science degree could be right for you.

View the BSc (Hons) CERS course

 

Why I Chose to Study Therapeutic Radiography

“Having an impact on a patient's life is incredible, it's the most amazing feeling that you can have.” Chloe Westlake-Allen is a 2nd year Therapeutic Radiography student. We spoke to her about how she got interested and why she chose to study Therapeutic Radiography.

What You Can Do With a Degree in Sport Rehabilitation

“I’ve worked within sport throughout my career, treating everything from pitch-side therapy and trauma, all the way through to player recovery." - Tom Bennett is the course lead for our sport rehabilitation courses, we spoke to him about his experiences working in elite sport as a sport rehabilitator.

The People You Meet as a Sport Psychologist

“The Human Performance Laboratory is really well equipped to screen elite athletes. As well as Alex Albon, I have previously screened Red Bull driver, Max Verstappen" - Zoe Wimshurst is a Senior Psychologist and course lead for the BSc Sport and Exercise degree. We spoke to her about working with F1 drivers to improve their performance through psychology.

The Reason I Became a Diagnostic Radiographer

"I wanted to do something related to medicine but I was also interested in technology" - Matt Southam is Clinical Imaging lead for the department of radiology. We spoke to him about what he thinks it takes to become a diagnostic radiographer, and why he entered the profession.
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