COURSE CURRICULUM

The Physiotherapy BSc(Hons) degree is designed for students interested in understanding how the body’s systems work together and how illness, injury, and physical conditions affect human function. The program prepares students for a hands-on, patient-focused career as a physiotherapist, with opportunities to work across a range of settings, from sports teams to intensive care units and community health environments. Accredited by the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy and regulated by the Health and Care Professions Council, the course ensures that graduates meet professional standards and are fully prepared for clinical practice. Students develop a strong scientific foundation, exploring the principles of human anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, and pathology as they relate to movement, rehabilitation, and health. The curriculum emphasizes practical skill development alongside theoretical knowledge, allowing students to practice assessment, treatment, and rehabilitation techniques in small-group and individual learning settings. Through a combination of academic study, laboratory work, and clinical placements, students gain both the technical competence and professional understanding needed for safe and effective physiotherapy practice. By graduation, students are equipped with the knowledge, practical skills, and professional confidence to pursue careers in physiotherapy, contribute to patient care, and support recovery and performance across a diverse range of healthcare and community settings.