BA/BS in Physiotherapy

Clinical content is delivered through integrated-practice subjects that combine theory with hands-on sessions, covering general and clinical physiotherapy, therapeutic exercise, massage, and physiotherapy applied to internal and cardiorespiratory diseases, surgical and orthopaedic conditions, nervous system disorders, and obstetric, gynaecological, and paediatric cases. Over the three years, 32 weeks are set aside for clinical practice, and students choose elective subjects such as motor control, soft-tissue mobilisation, sports physiotherapy, or adapted physical education, plus a course paper, graduation paper, and exam. Learning outcomes range from examining a patient's physical and psychosocial condition and formulating a physiotherapy diagnosis to independently carrying out procedures, critically evaluating their safety and effectiveness, and adjusting or ending treatment as the patient's condition changes. Students also build research skills for planning and publishing applied studies and are expected to communicate with patients, families, and multidisciplinary teams while taking responsibility for their own professional development.