Course Overview

This course will help you develop as a reflective, person-centered physiotherapy practitioner by setting the core skills of physiotherapy within an evidence-based context. You will apply and analyze contemporary practice, whilst using evidence to determine the effectiveness of physiotherapeutic interventions in order to solve clinical problems and improve service user outcomes. You will gain first-hand, practical experience in physiotherapy. Each year of the course includes professional placement modules. The course offers the opportunity to learn leadership skills and engage in service development projects. Through these learning experiences, you will be prepared for a long and rewarding physiotherapy career. While studying, you'll learn to adapt to the changing needs of service users and changing health and social care provision. The ability to adapt to the changing needs of service users and changing health and social care provision in the 21st century is embedded in the curriculum of this innovative program.

General Eligibility

You would normally require a first or 2.1 degrees in human biology/behavioural science/sports science/health-related profession plus experience of undergraduate-level research skills and a project/dissertation.

Part Time Work Details

Language Requirement

• If your first language is not English you should have IELTS at grade 7 (with no component lower than a 6.5) or another acceptable English language qualification.