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Have a look at for information on physiotherapy courses (31 are listed as a single subject – 3 are in Scotland; Glasgow Caledonian University; Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, The Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen). Select any of these courses from the UCAS list for details on course content, entry requirements and university facilities. Contact the relevant admissions officer for advice, if you have any queries.
Try to compare information between the universities and courses. It will take a little time, as you need to register but it should be a useful exercise. You may also wish to check university websites for information, including dates for open days.
Other useful sources of information are: – see physiotherapy profile on the ‘Careers A – Z’ – The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy website. – for advice on application and interview preparation.
Although a recognised three or four year university-based course is the usual route into physiotherapy, it’s also possible for graduates in other relevant disciplines to complete a two year postgraduate MSc qualification.
I hope this helps answer your question and wish you well with your study and career plans.
Hello
Have a look at for information on physiotherapy courses (31 are listed as a single subject – 3 are in Scotland; Glasgow Caledonian University; Queen Margaret University, Edinburgh, The Robert Gordon University, Aberdeen). Select any of these courses from the UCAS list for details on course content, entry requirements and university facilities. Contact the relevant admissions officer for advice, if you have any queries.
Try to compare information between the universities and courses. It will take a little time, as you need to register but it should be a useful exercise. You may also wish to check university websites for information, including dates for open days.
Other useful sources of information are: – see physiotherapy profile on the ‘Careers A – Z’ – The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy website. – for advice on application and interview preparation.
Although a recognised three or four year university-based course is the usual route into physiotherapy, it’s also possible for graduates in other relevant disciplines to complete a two year postgraduate MSc qualification.
I hope this helps answer your question and wish you well with your study and career plans.
im goin to glasgow caledonian in 2 weeks to study physiotherapy