MPT Masters of Physiotherapy
Duration
2 years
The scope of the Master of Physiotherapy program is broader and more specialized than the undergraduate program. It covers a wide range of topics related to physiotherapy, including advanced musculoskeletal physiotherapy, sports physiotherapy, neurological physiotherapy, cardiorespiratory physiotherapy, and pediatric physiotherapy.
A Master of Physiotherapy program is a post graduate-level program that builds upon the knowledge and skills gained in the undergraduate Bachelor of Physiotherapy program. The program is designed to provide advanced training in physiotherapy and prepare graduates for leadership roles in the field.
Eligibility
- BPT Graduate with Minimum 50% for Boys & Girls
Career outcomes
Graduates of a Masters of Physiotherapy program have a wide range of career opportunities available to them. The advanced education and specialized training they receive during the program prepare them for leadership roles in the field of physiotherapy.
Some common career outcomes for Masters of Physiotherapy graduates include:
- Physiotherapist
- Clinical Specialist
- Researcher
- Educator
The program prepares them for leadership roles, and they can contribute to the advancement of the field by developing new therapies, techniques, and technologies or by teaching and training future generations of physiotherapists.
Program USP
The Master of Physiotherapy program has several unique selling points (USPs) that set it apart from other graduate programs in the field of physiotherapy. Here are some of the USPs of the program:
- Advanced Education and Specialized Training
- Evidence-Based Practice
- Clinical Experience
- Interdisciplinary Education
- Professional Development
Program Highlights
The Master of Physiotherapy program highlights several key areas of study and practical experience that provide graduates with advanced knowledge and skills in the field of physiotherapy.
Here are some highlights of the program:
- Advanced Anatomy and Physiology
- Specialized Training in different areas of physiotherapy, such as musculoskeletal physiotherapy, sports physiotherapy, neurological physiotherapy, cardiorespiratory physiotherapy, and pediatric physiotherapy.
- Evidence-Based Practice
- Practical Experience
- Professional Development
