The program based on international achievements in fundamental and applied interdisciplinary sciences and technologies has the aim to train advanced physiotherapy professionals who will be able to apply up-to-date scientific evidence-based diagnostic methods in clinical practice.

Designed for practicing occupational and physical therapists in search of advanced-level knowledge and skills in upper extremity rehabilitation, this program helps you develop the skills and knowledge to provide enhanced patient care for upper extremity injuries and conditions and to seek advanced accreditation and recognition nationally and internationally.

The BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy has been designed by the University of Wolverhampton in close collaboration with clinical experts, to meet the knowledge needs of the modern healthcare industry. It is aligned with the specifications of the UK Health and Care Professional Council (HCPC), on the basis of which the Physiotherapy academic programmes are accredited. Consequently, you will be eligible to apply for registration and attain practitioner’s status in Greece and in the UK. The BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy course enables you to develop the knowledge and skills to become a safe, competent and effective physiotherapy practitioner. Physiotherapists are essential contributors to improving people’s functional ability and quality of life. They achieve this, through their skills in health promotion and therapeutic and rehabilitation treatment and the use of preventive care measures.

Myofunctional therapy is one of the speech therapy applications aimed at curing disorders related to muscle functionality. Today, it is considered one of the most advanced therapies and with the greatest demand. Its application can be both active, with the voluntary participation of the patient himself, and passive, with the application of different techniques and maneuvers by the therapist. There are many applications both in children and adults: atypical swallowing, mouth breathing, neurological or neuromuscular pathologies, dysphagia, before and/or after reconstructive plastic surgery, TCE, etc. The need for training is detected due to the scarcity of information on the incidence of orofacial myofunctional disorders and other swallowing disorders, as well as the lack of knowledge about therapy. With this master's degree you will acquire the necessary knowledge to analyze the different normal and pathological orofacial behaviors of the structures that intervene in the basic functions (breathing, chewing, swallowing, speaking) and you will design an individualized myofunctional intervention plan for each pathology by deepening, expanding of knowledge, development of skills and abilities and research production.

This nationally accredited graduate program trains students for clinical and research careers related to exercise and physical activity to prevent and treat chronic health-related conditions.

Long-cycle studies, 5–year full-time master's degree programme with practical training as an integral part of studies and the opportunity of enrolment to PhD Studies.

Studying at CEU UCH is betting on a different University in what it does and how it does it. It is combining experience with innovation. It is being international without leaving home. It is, in short, choosing the most complete option to become what you propose.

In Therapeutic Physical Activity for People with Chronic Pathology, Aging, or Disability with Physiotherapists specialized in work in care centers, public or private, that develop or want to start rehabilitation programs based on the practice of therapeutic physical exercise. Physiotherapists specialize in working in health centers and gyms that include chronic patients in their training programs.

Use your skills to help improve/restore health and wellness. Small class settings, knowledgeable, friendly faculty, and hands-on learning. Students learn to provide client-centered, strength-based therapeutic recreation services using the therapeutic recreation process. Students acquire the skills to complete client assessments and to develop, implement, and evaluate group and individual therapeutic recreation programs.

The Pre-Physical Therapy/Occupational Therapy track prepares students with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in graduate school. While graduate schools have specific prerequisites, Graceland students will be well-prepared for the next level of education. Physical and occupational therapists work with patients of all ages to care for their chronic conditions, illnesses, and injuries and help them maintain the skills needed for daily living and working.

As part of this course in MSc Physiotherapy (pre-registration), you’ll: Learn to help people of all ages manage pain and dysfunction, Study the core areas of neuromusculoskeletal, cardiorespiratory and neurological physiotherapy, Practise thinking independently and problem-solving in a clinical capacity.

Earn your DPT at Azusa Pacific University You’ll elevate your career as you master the scientific foundation of human structure and movement. We’ll guide you through a comprehensive, problem-solving approach for patient care, blending evidence and consensus. Graduate as a confident generalist physical therapist, ready for different professional settings. Christian-guided principles fuel your journey, shaping you into a critical thinker, lifelong learner, and service-oriented practitioner. You’ll join a global community of PT professionals, promoting patient care excellence, and care for the whole person.

Musculoskeletal disorders generally lead to pain and restricted mobility. They are the leading cause of functional disabilities and physiotherapy treatment. Scientific research on musculoskeletal health and clinical treatment has increased exponentially over the last 15 years. By learning to conduct clinical research yourself, as a clinician or therapist you will better understand and value the possibilities, limitations, and results of scientific evidence from clinical research as well as its translation into clinical practice.

Master’s degree in Theory and Methods of Preventive and Adapted Physical Activities is a two-year free access master for 120 ECTs. The aim of the Master is to provide students with knowledge and skills in the field of physical and sports activities. This aim addressed especially to physical and psychological disabilities that influence daily life and social participation.

Kinesiology deals with human motion, its control, and motorial learning in relation to the biomechanical parameters of the locomotor apparatus. Rehabilitation relates to this knowledge in order to restore or improve locomotor functions when a diseases disorder, injuries, or congenital defects appear. The program of doctoral studies in kinesiology and rehabilitation is based mainly on a Master's degree in medicine, physiotherapy, ergotherapy, and other master’s or engineering disciplines. Their scientific knowledge is used in rehabilitation (eg biomedical and clinical technology, biomedical engineering, prosthetics, biocybernetics, robotics, and information technology). The proposed doctoral study program focuses on the objectification of physiological parameters of human motorial disorders, identifying the causes of movement disorders, and the possibility of therapeutic intervention. The methodology of the individual research projects will be adapted to the specific objectives of the work, the equipment of the training workplace, and the research and professional focus of the trainer and the student. Methods of functional magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound, electrophysiological methods, spiroergometry, posturography, and more will be used in the measurement methodology. The program is carried out without any specialization.