The Division of Physiotherapy offers courses at basic, advanced, and postgraduate levels within the main subject of physiotherapy, as well as courses with a wider perspective on health, physical ...

Physiotherapists work to improve the lives of individuals with physical and psychosocial difficulties. You will gain healthcare skills to help maximise each patient’s potential through your knowledge ...

The MSc in Physiotherapy offers a modern, research-informed curriculum designed to fast-track entry into the physiotherapy profession. This full-time, two-year graduate-entry programme is delivered at ...

Our research-informed teaching drives students to collaborate, innovate, and succeed in a progressive and supportive environment. We're part of the School of Primary and Allied Health Care. Our ...

Physical therapy helps you regain mobility after knee replacement surgery. You should be able to bend your knee to a 90-degree angle by the end of week two. Three to six weeks after surgery, you'll ...

Physiotherapy and physical therapy are similar and often mean the same thing in most countries. In the U.S., physical therapy involves a longer training path leading to board certification, unlike ...

Play your part in advancing musculoskeletal physiotherapy practice, by equipping yourself with advanced clinical, academic and research skills. This Master’s degree places an emphasis on clinical ...

Drawing on the best available evidence this unique course will equip you with advanced knowledge and skills in the assessment and management of paediatric physiotherapy. With many optional modules ...

The Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) is an innovative four year undergraduate degree. The curriculum is fully integrated, so that learning is consistently placed within the context of conditions ...

Occupational therapists (OTs) and physical therapists (PTs) work to improve people's lives. The fields are related and have many similarities, but they are different in focus and scope. Many people ...

If you’ve ever had an illness or injury that impacted your ability to move or carry out daily tasks, your doctor may have referred you to a physiotherapist to get you back on your feet. A ...