Vision
We, at the BCC, ascribe to a vision that sees human beings and society developing sustainably through the cultivation and enrichment of the human body, mind and spirit. We believe that educating chiropractors has an integral role to play in bringing that vision to fruition.

Mission
Our mission is for the BCC to deliver a programme of study that leads to the graduation of compassionate, bilingual chiropractors committed to the pursuit of personal development and excellence, and capable of integrating the philosophy, science and art of chiropractic in providing high quality cost-effective chiropractic care.

Aims and Objectives
The Aims and Objectives of the Programme of Study:

- Provide chiropractic students with the educational opportunity to gain the attitudes, knowledge, skills needed to become competent primary contact health care providers capable of practicing either independently or in a collaborative setting.

- Support chiropractic students in their development of life-long learning skills in order to enhance their personal approach to chiropractic.

- Enable students to acquire an understanding and practice of the scientific method, other methods of investigation and evidence-based practice, including critical and analytical thinking skills.

- Enhance the students’ ability to understand what and how they are learning, to help the learner review, plan and take responsibility for their own learning, and prepare students to be able to discern the best conditions for their learning by obtaining reflective practices skills.

- Provide the educational opportunities to obtain the knowledge and understanding of the principles and information related to the basic sciences which are fundamental to the practice of chiropractic and ensure the integration of theory with clinical practice.

- Provide chiropractic students first with the opportunity to observe and interact with experienced chiropractic professionals, and then to provide care to patients whilst under close supervision by well-trained professionals.

- Support students linguistically so that they become proficient in the BCC’s two official languages before graduating.

- Develop a programme of study in chiropractic that is accredited and maintains compliance with the standards identified by the ECCE.

- Obtain national and international recognition through academic excellence, the provision of excellent educational facilities, the quality of the graduates, and the research and scholarly activities of all those associated with the BCC.