Undergraduate

Introduction

Physiotherapy treats patients with structural and functional impairments due to disease or injury with exercise therapy and physical elements based on epidemiological and neurophysiological mechanisms to restore damaged functions as much as possible, with the aim to return the individual to society as an independent human being. Today, physical therapy is expanding its expertise to a wide range of health-related fields, such as sports injuries, health and wellbeing, and rehabilitation, beyond the traditional role of a physical therapist working in a hospital setting.

The Educational Goal

• To develop physical therapists with knowledge, skills and professionalism required for the field of physical therapy.