Master of Physiotherapy at The University of Queensland Australia

Take your career in physiotherapy to the next level through a masters program specialising in musculoskeletal or sports physiotherapy, or extend your study to obtain qualifications in both. This 18-month program is designed for physiotherapists wanting to gain advanced skills in musculoskeletal physiotherapy or sports physiotherapy. It will deepen your understanding of evidence-based prctice, biological and medical sciences, pain and disability, and therapeutic exercise. You'll develop your knowledge through advanced coursework, research and clinical placements. Through the program, you'll gain in-depth knowledge and advanced clinical skills which will enable you to critically evaluate and contribute to research in your clinical specialisation. The program is flexible, with multiple delivery options, including part-time, on campus and online courses. You'll finish your final four courses on-campus in just one semester (full-time) or across 2 semesters (part-time). You'll also have the option to obtain a second master's degree in the alternate field of study through an additional semester of full-time coursework. Both specialisations have an extensive clinical placements component where you'll practice under the supervision of dedicated specialist clinical educators. As a graduate you'll have fulfilled the requirements for titled membership of Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy Australia or Sports Physiotherapy Australia within the Australian Physiotherapy Association. You'll also be eligible to pursue the final stage training for clinical specialisation within the Australian College of Physiotherapists. Program highlights Enjoy a flexible program that includes part-time external study and an option of intensive full-time study. Upskill and specialise by gaining extra qualifications to broaden your knowledge and career. Develop your clinical expertise through supervised placements at UQ's musculoskeletal and sports physiotherapy clinic. Learn from award-winning physiotherapy educators and researchers. ...Read more