UNIE Universidad

Master's Degree in Manual Therapy for Neuromusculoskeletal Patients

The master's degree is designed to offer you up-to-date training based on the current professional reality of physiotherapy. Our goal is for you to learn to use your own clinical reasoning to know when to apply the most innovative technological assessment tools and how to integrate the best manual therapy techniques with therapeutic exercise, ultrasound-guided invasive techniques, and virtual reality.

Our curriculum also includes a research project on a real-life problem and clinical practice.

It's a degree that will allow you to work independently or within a sports or multidisciplinary team without having to complete another postgraduate course to complete your training.

What sets this course apart from others?

Experiential learning: The master's degree combines lectures, interactive seminars, clinical simulations, and real-life cases, allowing students to integrate knowledge and develop the clinical skills necessary to respond to real-life clinical situations and thus help people with pain, using clinical reasoning and differential diagnosis as their primary tools.

Structured and comprehensive monitoring: The knowledge taught in the different subjects constantly interacts with each other, ensuring a thorough integration of the content with the aim of enhancing student learning.

Certifications: In addition to the Master's degree, students will earn certifications in Therapeutic Exercise Programming and Invasive Physiotherapy. Both are provided by organizations with experience and expertise in the sector, allowing students to make a difference in the job market.

This program offers students a wide range of possibilities and tools to respond to everyday clinical situations.

Leading Faculty: Students will have the opportunity to learn with a faculty composed of highly qualified physiotherapists, combining clinical experience, high-impact research, and a teaching background that allows our instructors to focus not only on teaching theoretical content but also on the practical application of evidence-based physiotherapy, with the goal of helping people with neuromusculoskeletal pain.