Bachelor of Physiotherapy (BPhysio) degree typically cover Anatomy, Physiology, Biomechanics, Musculoskeletal and Cardiorespiratory Physiotherapy, Neurological Rehabilitation, Clinical Skills, Research and Professional Practice, and Practice-Based Learning or Placements. These modules build knowledge from foundational human sciences in the early years to specialized clinical skills and independent research in the later years of the program. 

Year 1: Foundational Sciences
  • Anatomy and Physiology:
    You'll learn the structure and function of the human body, essential for understanding assessment and treatment. 
  • Biomechanics:
    Focuses on the mechanics of human movement.
  • Clinical Skills:
    Introduces foundational physiotherapy techniques, handling, and observational skills. 
  • Professional Practice/Ethics:
    Covers the principles of interprofessional practice and the responsibilities of a physiotherapist. 

Year 2: Core Specialisms and Research
  • Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy: Modules often focus on assessment and management of the upper and lower body. 
  • Cardiorespiratory Physiotherapy: Addresses conditions related to the heart and lungs. 
  • Neurological Rehabilitation: Covers conditions like stroke or spinal cord injuries. 
  • Research Methods: Develops your ability to appraise and conduct research relevant to physiotherapy. 
  • Practice-Based Learning: Initial placements to begin applying knowledge in a clinical setting. 

Year 3: Advanced Practice and Research Project
  • Complex Physiotherapy Practice: Deals with more intricate and challenging clinical scenarios. 
  • Advanced Specialisms: May include modules on areas like pediatrics or sports physiotherapy. 
  • Research Project: An independent research project to investigate a specific area of physiotherapy. 
  • Professional Development: Focuses on employability and further career development. 
  • Advanced Practice-Based Learning: Further extensive placements in various clinical settings. 
Fouth years curriculum normally involves hand on learning and bachelor thesis.