Bachelor of Physiotherapy

A Bachelor of Physiotherapy develops movement specialists. The program focuses on the mechanics of the human body, exploring the interaction between muscle and bone, as well as neural movement control. 

Understanding pain mechanisms and rehabilitation strategies forms a core component. Graduates learn to design exercise programs for diverse populations, employing current technologies and research. Proficiency in autonomous and collaborative work within healthcare settings is cultivated. 

The curriculum focuses on injury prevention and health optimization, enabling graduates to support athletes, older adults, individuals with chronic conditions, and children with developmental needs. The degree prepares professionals capable of problem-solving and facilitating healing through movement.
 

A Bachelor of Physiotherapy develops movement specialists. The program focuses on the mechanics of the human body, exploring the interaction between muscle and bone, as well as neural movement control. 

Understanding pain mechanisms and rehabilitation strategies forms a core component. Graduates learn to design exercise programs for diverse populations, employing current technologies and research. Proficiency in autonomous and collaborative work within healthcare settings is cultivated. 

The curriculum focuses on injury prevention and health optimization, enabling graduates to support athletes, older adults, individuals with chronic conditions, and children with developmental needs. The degree prepares professionals capable of problem-solving and facilitating healing through movement.