The BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy has been designed by the University of Wolverhampton in close collaboration with clinical experts, to meet the knowledge needs of the modern healthcare industry. It is aligned with the specifications of the UK Health and Care Professional Council (HCPC), on the basis of which the Physiotherapy academic programmes are accredited. Consequently, you will be eligible to apply for registration and attain practitioner’s status in Greece and in the UK. The BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy course enables you to develop the knowledge and skills to become a safe, competent and effective physiotherapy practitioner. Physiotherapists are essential contributors to improving people’s functional ability and quality of life. They achieve this, through their skills in health promotion and therapeutic and rehabilitation treatment and the use of preventive care measures.

MSc in Physiotherapy professionals during the master's program may become familiar with the operation of national health care and understand the complex institutional system, and become capable of using the results of the newest scientific research during clinical practice. The acquired theoretical knowledge and practical skills may also provide access to further studies, such as a Doctoral program (Ph.D. training). The master's program includes and provides advanced knowledge of basic natural and social sciences, advanced pharmacological knowledge, complex musculoskeletal clinical skills, advanced neurological clinical skills, advanced clinical knowledge of the cardiorespiratory system, and scientific knowledge of different physiotherapy treatments (intensive therapy, sports physiotherapy, ergo-therapy).

The Master of Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy is a highly specialised programme focusing on strong theoretical and scientific insight to provide expert, high-quality care in the field of rehabilitation sciences and physiotherapy. The programme trains graduates to conduct evidence-based practice in physiotherapy and to develop expertise in a specific domain of rehabilitation sciences.

Applied Physiotherapy is a subject in a health care area focusing on diagnostics, functional therapy of movement system disorders. Physiotherapy also influences the functions of the other systems including the psychical one throughout the movement and other physiotherapeutic processes. The students of this program are graduates in accredited/recognized Bachelor's study programs of physiotherapy in the Czech Republic. The graduates from any university abroad (apart from Slovakia) are required to do the process of nostrification. The program offers a 2-year study program. The program is divided into 4 semesters and includes subjects that intensify and develop the knowledge and skills gained during Bachelor's study program. The students specialize in at least one specific method or concept in physiotherapy. The essential subjects include Special Kinesiology, Differential Diagnostics, Selected Chapters in Physiotherapeutical Methods, Applied PNF, Clinical Effectiveness in Physiotherapy, Special Chapters from Clinical Subjects, Management in Healthcare, Physiotherapy in Sport, Preventive Programs in Physiotherapy, Methodology of Science, Presentation of Results of Scientific Work. The important part of every year's study is a specialized internship at medical institutions, curricular internship, and Clinical Colloquium under expert supervision. When the student gains 120 ECTS credits he or she takes the Final State Exam including Master Thesis Defence, theoretical exams, and practical medical institution exam.

The Bachelor of Science in Physiotherapy is a four-year degree program which includes a total of 31 weeks of clinical practice in the last two years of the program. The first year provides a foundation in Anatomy and Physiology, communication and behaviour, and an Introduction to Physiotherapy Practice. Over the remaining three years you will undertake studies in the various disciplines of physiotherapy including cardiorespiratory care, clinical neurology and musculoskeletal disorders for people across the lifespan. Research and evidence-based practice are core elements underpinning the program.

Join us and study at a School that is ranked in the top 3 in the UK for Physiotherapy (BSc) by The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2019. Our postgraduate programme is designed for qualified physiotherapists, across the UK and internationally. It gives you the chance to take your learning to the next level, enhancing your skills and knowledge in order to challenge and critically evaluate your own professional practice and inform physiotherapy healthcare in your country. The programme will help inform the way you practice, supporting the knowledge and skills required for change management, and service improvement to improve patient care.

Physiotherapy is a complementary healthcare profession that aims to restore or promote the normal physical functioning of the individual, as well as to rehabilitate individuals with injuries and those living with disabilities. Training is evidence- and outcomes-based. Physiotherapy students are exposed to a wide variety of patients, where they can use their examination and problem-solving skills to make a significant contribution to the health status of any patient. Physiotherapists who have qualified at the University of Pretoria are in demand in all sectors of healthcare worldwide. The BPhysio program requires four years of full-time study. Students are trained in the use of physiotherapy in various areas, treating people with musculoskeletal, neurological and respiratory problems and sports injuries. Training includes work in the field of paediatrics and in communities.

We train professionals who, through the application of Physiotherapy techniques, can cure, recover and adapt to people affected by impairments, functional limitations, disabilities or changes in physical function and health status suffered as a result of an injury, illness or other cause.

Physiotherapy is a career where you can play a vital role in supporting people to live the best life they can, maximising their health, wellbeing and quality of life through movement, exercise, manual therapy and education. Our physiotherapy degree enables you to register with the HCPC as a physiotherapist on graduation. It prepares you for a wide range of roles in various settings, including clinical work in the NHS, consultancy and private practice, sports rehabilitation in gyms and clubs, research and specialist education.

Physiotherapy is a very popular and highly sought-after profession worldwide. Physiotherapists can work in prevention, health care, and rehabilitation fields.

The Physiotherapy programme teaches students to assess and treat patients with temporary or long-term physical injuries, movement disorders or disabilities. The goal is to achieve the highest possible degree of recovery, activity, participation and quality of life. Graduates may work as an independent physiotherapist or as a member of a healthcare team. There are currently more than 200 students from over 30 different countries studying Physiotherapy at Hanze UAS. The majority of students studying Physiotherapy is European. However, many students also come from Asia, the United States of America, Australia and the Middle East.

Physiotherapy is a subject in a health care area focusing on diagnostics, functional therapy of movement system disorders. Physiotherapy also influences the functions of the other systems including the psychical one throughout the movement and other physiotherapeutic processes. The Program offers a 3-year study program for secondary school with final state exam graduates. The program is divided into 6 semesters and the students take courses in the areas which are necessary for the physiotherapeutic treatment such as biology, anatomy, physiology, pathology, pathophysiology, biophysics, biomechanics, and kinesiology. The courses based on physiotherapies such as Examination and Therapeutic Methods in Physiotherapy, Introduction in Rehabilitation, Physical Therapy, Balneology, and others (Internal Medicine, Surgery, Traumatology and Orthopaedics, Gynecology, Neurology, Psychiatry, Pediatrics, Geriatrics, Orthotics-Prosthetics) as well as the courses of prophylactic treatment such as Basics of Ergotherapy, Remedial physical education or Adapted PE for Handicaped People form the essential part of the Study program. The Study program puts the emphasis on gaining practical skills which are required during the physiotherapeutic procedures and treatment which take place under specialist supervision at the medical institutions. The curricular internship under specialist supervision is also a part of the Study program and is required every year. When the student gains 180 ECTS credits he or she takes the Final State Exam including Bachelor Thesis Defence, theoretical exams, and practical medical institution exams.

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.

BSc Physiotherapy plays an essential role in the overall health and well-being of a wide range of patients. Physiotherapists work with a diverse caseload across all healthcare settings, often as part of multidisciplinary teams. As a student at Bradford, you’ll develop the skills you need to take a key role in the management of both acute and long-term conditions, helping restore and maintain function and activity, and prevent injury or illness.

These studies aim to train professionals with scientific preparation and sufficient training to describe, identify, treat and compare health problems that can be answered from physiotherapy. In this way, the titled people will be able to cure, recover, rehabilitate and adapt people affected by deterioration, functional limitations, disabilities or changes in physical function and in the state of health, produced as a result of an injury, illness or other cause, always under the consideration of the individual in its triple dimension: biological, psychological and social.