Since welcoming its first students in 1966, the University of Southern Denmark (SDU) has grown rapidly. With five faculties and over 27,000 students, including 20% international, SDU ranks among world’s top fifty fifty young universities and is recognized for conducting high-caliber research according to several international assessments. In 1994, SDU introduced a bachelor's degree in chiropractic, now part of a fully state-funded five-year program leading to a master's degree in clinical biomechanics. The program includes diagnostics, disorders of the extremities, interdisciplinary management, exercise theory, applied research, and a five-month hospital internship at a specialized hospital for back pain patients, supporting the interprofessional work between MDs, DCs and PTs. Graduates must complete a one-year postgraduate course for full authorization to practice in Denmark.

The Institut Franco-Européen de Chiropraxie (IFEC), founded in 1983, is the only chiropractic school in France. Accredited in 1997 by the European Council on Chiropractic Education (ECCE), IFEC is recognised and accredited by the Ministry of Health. It operates two campuses, located in Ivry-sur-Seine and Toulouse. IFEC offers both initial and continuing education programs, along with a dedicated research department, ensuring comprehensive chiropractic training and advancing knowledge in the field.

Since 1965, Switzerland includes chiropractic services in basic health insurance. Recognized in 2006 as one of five medical professions with university training, the first chiropractic education program was launched in 2008. The initial four years cover the entire curriculum of regular human medicine studies, with additional chiropractic courses. From the fifth year, specialized teachings in chiropractic medicine dominate. The curriculum is based on evidence-based practice and encourages interprofessional collaboration. UZH first joined the WCCS in 2019.

McTimoney College was founded by John McTimoney in 1972 as the Oxfordshire School of Chiropractic and has since trained chiropractic professionals for over 50 years. The College offers a Master of Chiropractic (MCiro) program as well as postgraduate programs awarded by the prestigious public and british Ulster University . The institution has campuses in Oxford, Manchester, Madrid and, as of September 2023, in Hong Kong, providing its community of students with a more diverse and global education, as well as the opportunity to work in a variety of different environments and cultures.