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The Bachelor of Chiropractic (Level 2-5) offered by the Australian Chiropractic College is a four-year program designed to prepare students for a professional career in chiropractic care. This degree combines foundational health sciences with advanced clinical training, equipping students with the knowledge and practical skills to assess, diagnose, and manage musculoskeletal conditions within a patient-centred healthcare framework.
Students commence with a foundation year through the Diploma of Health Science before progressing into specialised chiropractic studies. Key learning areas include anatomy, physiology, neurology, diagnostic imaging, rehabilitation, and professional practice. Throughout the program, students gain hands-on experience in supervised clinical settings, developing confidence and competence in real-world patient care.
With small class sizes and campuses in Adelaide and Melbourne, ACC provides a supportive and engaging learning environment focused on clinical excellence and professional standards. Graduates are prepared to pursue careers in chiropractic practice and contribute meaningfully to the health and wellbeing of their communities. Enquire to learn more.
Students looking to enter the Bachelor of Chiropractic must have one of the following, and must also first complete the Level 1 Diploma of Health Science, or external equivalent.
In this Bachelor of Chiropractic course, subjects may include:
Musculoskeletal Anatomy – Axial
Musculoskeletal Anatomy – Appendicular
Musculoskeletal Anatomy – Head and Neck
Neuroscience
Immunopathology
Systemic Pathology
Life Sciences
Human Body Systems
Diagnostic Imaging
Radiography
Assessment and Diagnosis
Basic Assessment in Health Care
Technique Skill Acquisition and Biomechanics
Chiropractic Practice
Chiropractic Management
Professional Practice
Practice Safety and Risk Management
Philosophy of Chiropractic
Critical Thinking in Health Care
Social Studies of Health
Clinical Psychology
Study and Research Skills
Business Management