Programme Structure and Content
This is a 2-year professional programme designed to prepare the students to become competent physiotherapists at the entry level. The programme involves university-based study and clinical education at various settings (e.g. hospitals, rehabilitation centres, special schools and institutions.)
Foundation Subjects
Functional Anatomy, Orthopaedics and Traumatology, Movement Science, Exercise Science, Clinical Neuroscience and Neurology, Research Methods and Statistics, Rehabilitation Psychology, and Pharmacology in Rehabilitation
Professional Subjects
Professional Ethics and Legal Issues, Principles of Physiotherapy Practice, Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy I and II, Manipulative Physiotherapy, Electrophysical Therapy, Cardiorespiratory Physiotherapy, Neurological Physiotherapy I and II, Pediatric Physiotherapy I and II, Aging and Geriatrics, Administration and Management, Inter-Professional Education and Collaborative Case Management in Rehabilitation, and Primary Health and Community Care
Research Project
Students form small groups and work under the guidance of an assigned faculty member to conduct a specific research project, which involves the review of relevant scientific literature, data collection and analysis, and a report of research findings.
Clinical Education
Students complete 6 clinical placements in 30 weeks (a minimum of 1,000 hours) during the 2-year programme, comprising 8-week clinical placements in different community rehabilitation settings to better prepare them to work in various settings
upon graduation.
