Physiotherapists help us recover, maintain and enhance our ability to move freely and without pain. They help us overcome injury, preserve physical condition during and after illness, and improve athletic performance. But the psychological impact of that is far from purely technical, it's a critical component of positive mental health and an enabler of a rewarding quality of life.<br><br>Our Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) equips you to assess and manage a range of health conditions.<br><br>With many courses taught by registered practising physiotherapists, the degree places an emphasis on real-world experience. In over 750 hours of work-based training, youll work with children and adults of all ages in multiple settings which may include: public and private health organisations, schools, rehabilitation centres, sporting organisations, aged care and more.<br><br>Youll gain high-level knowledge and skills in:<br><br>human anatomy, biomechanics and physiology<br>clinical assessment and management of patients with cardiothoracic, musculoskeletal and neurological dysfunction, and developmental disorders<br>safe patient handling practices and patient education<br>broad public health issues<br>evidence-based, patient-centred care.<br><br>Duration<br>4 years full-time<br><br>Start Dates<br>February