Congratulations to all the fourth-year students who have presented their bachelor's theses! Hard work pays off; you have produced excellent and interesting theses that contribute to increased knowledge in naprapathy.
Thank you also to all the opponents, examiners, moderators, and everyone in the audience who actively participated in the presentations and provided constructive questions. As I pointed out at the beginning of these three intensive days, the bachelor's theses are a very important quality factor in our education.

Here is how one of the examiners summarizes the bachelor's thesis days at the School of Naprapathy. Hans-Christer Holmberg, Professor of Sports Science and Naprapath.
“It has been a wonderful few days at the School of Naprapathy. As a naprapath and sports researcher, I am impressed by the quality of the work, the students' great commitment, the many excellent oral presentations, the engaging peer reviews, and the subsequent discussions.
In addition to positively promoting the students' knowledge development, the thesis projects provide new perspectives and stimulate a critical approach.
The School of Naprapathy is an important hub in the field of manual medicine, and the contributions from the students and their exciting interaction with competent and experienced supervisors lead to new, innovative knowledge and help to develop the field.
H-C Holmberg