Physiotherapy

Students with the four-year course explore the human body in detail, and analyse how each bone, muscle, joint, and fascia enables human movement and evolution across a variety of age brackets and disabilities. Students create a sophisticated understanding of how the heart, lungs, brain, and nerves work and how to improve peoples' lives through movement and exercise. Students will: learn how to see, review, evaluate and apply evidence from science and research in to the methods of health care and health services; enhance their communication skills in listening, speaking, explaining, and teaching; develop in depth understanding of ordinary function and evolution of the musculoskeletal, cardiothoracic, and neural methods; apply their knowledge and skill to assess, prevent, and treat degenerative and developmental diseases of the musculoskeletal, cardiothoracic, and neural methods; comprehend and then apply the professional integrity, responsibilities, values, and standards for the practice of physiotherapy; and also develop exemplary clinical diagnostic and reasoning abilities.

Entry to the program relies in an entry status. A status can be achieved by a year 12 ATAR, additional Australian eligibility, work experience, or an international qualification. Entry to the program is competitive. Software will be assessed based on academic merit and also the range of available places. To make sure your application is contemplated, we recommend employing by the 31st October as the very initial offers will probably be published in December.