School of Allied Health celebrated their academic success with their family, friends, and academics at the 2024 College of Health and Education Graduation.

Healthcare graduates are the heartbeat of our society's well-being, exemplifying compassion, expertise, and dedication. They shape a future where wellness is not just a privilege but a fundamental right for all. Equipped with cutting-edge knowledge and hands-on experience, students from the School of Allied Health celebrated their academic success with their family, friends, and academics at the 2024 College of Health and Education Graduation. Students walked the stage and were awarded degrees in various courses offered by the School of Allied Health. 

From the students' cohort, a Master of Counselling was awarded to 13 students, whilst 11 students were awarded a Master of Clinical Exercise Physiology degree. There was also 3 Master of Creative Arts Therapies degrees awarded. Bachelor of Science Degrees were awarded across our Exercise Science and Chiropractic disciplines to 82 students. Finally, Graduate Diplomas in Counselling and Creative Arts Therapies were awarded to 13 and 11 students, respectively. Serene Lee achieved her PhD for her Exercise Science project, and Reneigh Morley-Hart achieved a Master of Sports Chiropractic. Finally, Joey Lee Paul from the Chiropractic Discipline is the 2023 University medallist recipient for her outstanding academic performance during her bachelor's degree. 

Their journey does not end with graduation; it is the beginning of a lifelong commitment to constant learning and service. As they enter the world, they carry an invisible oath, a promise carved into their hearts. They pledge to serve, advocate, and honour the sacred trust bestowed upon them. May their journey be filled with purpose, their hearts remain open, and their hands continue to heal. Congratulations to all recipients. 

Academics from across the College of Health and Education