Master in Physiotherapy

LUNEX's two-year master in physiotherapy is the stage that leads to professional practice: graduates can apply for a physiotherapist licence in Luxembourg, and LUNEX notes that the European Professional Card can make recognition in other EU countries simpler. The programme follows the World Physiotherapy (WCPT) guideline for professional education, is taught in English and can be started in either April or October. Clinical training takes place through a network of partner institutions. To enter, applicants need a bachelor's in physiotherapy, 675 hours of clinical placements, internships or work as a physiotherapist, and English at B2 level; foreign diplomas may need recognition in Luxembourg, and the admissions office helps with this. Applications are accepted all year. Graduates may focus on fields such as children's health, orthopaedics, neurology, internal medicine or sports medicine, and could work in private practices, hospitals, rehabilitation centres, public health services, sports organisations or research. Further routes mentioned include doctoral study, additional certifications in training and conditioning, and postgraduate study in orthopaedic manual therapy.