Lithuanian University of Health Sciences
Bachelor in Physiotherapy
Kaunas, Lithuania
Bachelor's degree
DURATION
4 years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
06 Jul 2026*
EARLIEST START DATE
01 Sep 2026
TUITION FEES
EUR 4,108 / per year
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
* The online application opens on the 1st of November
Key Summary
About: The Bachelor in Physiotherapy trains you in movement therapy and rehabilitation. You’ll learn to apply scientific evidence to assess function, evaluate capacity, and plan treatments using exercise, manual methods and physical modalities. The programme pairs clinical placements with research-informed, hands-on learning to support recovery, maintain health and restore mobility.
Career Outcomes: You can work as a physiotherapist in hospitals, outpatient clinics, rehabilitation and social-rehabilitation facilities, private and nursing institutions, or sports clubs. You can progress to a Master’s in Health Promotion and Rehabilitation, specializing in Clinical or Sports Physiotherapy, Pediatric Rehabilitation, Health Promotion through Exercise or Advanced Occupational Therapy. Graduates may also enter private practice, community rehabilitation, sports performance, education or research.
Physiotherapy, BSc in Health Sciences, Physiotherapist
The degree programme Physiotherapy is the movement therapy. The study programme prepares physiotherapists to be able to apply the latest scientific knowledge in examination and evaluation of patient’s functional state and physical capacity, in treating people recovering from injuries or illnesses with the help of movement and physical factors, maintaining their health and physical condition.
Year 1
Introduction to Studies, Promotion of Personal Health, Inter-Professional Communication, Cytology, Genetics, First Aid, Fundamentals of Physiotherapy, Philosophy, Ethics, Basics of Latin professional Terminology, Lithuanian (Foreign) Language, Sociology, Anatomy, Physiology, Psychology
Year 2
Biochemistry, Physiotherapy Diagnosis, Professional language, Biomechanics, Pharmacology, Methods of Physiotherapy, Pathology, Clinical practice I, Basics of Ergonomic, Kinesiology, Elective course
Year 3
Nervous Disease and Physiotherapy, Physical Agents, Internal Diseases and Physiotherapy, Motor Control, Fundamentals of Radiology, Kinesiology of Muscles Chains, Social Medicine and Health Care Management, Massage, Musculoskeletal Disorders and Physiotherapy, Clinical practice II, Aquatic Physiotherapy, Elective course
Year 4
Informatics and Basics of Scientific Research, Rehabilitation, Geriatrics and Physiotherapy, Obstetrics, Gynecology and Physiotherapy, Clinical practice III, Pediatric Diseases and Physiotherapy, Clinical practice IV, Elective course, Final Work, Final Exam.
BSc in Health Sciences, Physiotherapist
- Work as physiotherapists at different public and private health care institutions: hospitals, outpatient clinics, rehabilitation, social rehabilitation facilities, wellness centers, private clinics, supportive and nursing institutions, sports clubs licensed to provide health care
- Continue your education by entering Master’s programmes “Health Promotion and Rehabilitation” and specialize in Clinical Physiotherapy, Sports Physiotherapy, Health Promotion through Physical Exercises, Pediatric Rehabilitation or Advanced Occupational Therapy.
- 1269 hours of clinical practice (hands-on) in: University Hospitals or/and other hospitals; Family Medicine Centers; Inpatient and Outpatient Rehabilitation Centers; Pediatric Rehabilitation Center. Students have possibilities participate in activities of Lithuanian physiotherapy association.
- This degree program provides extensive complex trainings for prospective professionals. Not only professional but also medical subjects are taught. Students are taught by physiotherapists with extensive clinical experience and well-known guest lecturers from foreign universities.
- Advantage of the program - excellent practical training: practice is performed at LSMU Hospital "Kauno klinikos", knowledge and skills can be improved by observing various clinical cases.
- The work of a physiotherapist requires qualities such as love for people, willingness to help them, ability to listen. It requires leadership qualities, constant pursuit of new professional knowledge, and ability to work in a team with other medical professionals. If you have these qualities or are determined to develop them, choose these studies.