Physiotherapy Mastert in Science

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Coventry University

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• Entry requirements
  MSc Physiotherapy is open to applicants who hold a state registered qualification in physiotherapy supported with relevant work experience and continuing professional development. Students whose first language is not English will normally be asked to meet the standard requirements for University entrance at this level which is IELTS 6.5 re equivalent.
• Academic title
  Physiotherapy Mastert in Science
• Course description
  MSc Physiotherapy is offered to professionally qualified physiotherapists who wish to develop and extend their knowledge and professional expertise in physiotherapy. It builds upon student’s current knowledge and experience to facilitate an exploration of physiotherapy in its many forms.
  
  Reasons to choose Physiotherapy MSc degree
  
  Physiotherapy provision at Masters level has been established at Coventry University since 1992, the success of the course can be attributed in part to the commitment to deliver high quality modules that are responsive to the needs of the students.
  
  Expertise in Physiotherapy: Experienced lecturers, with expertise in a range of areas within health and social care, are involved in the delivery of modules.
  
  Flexible Pathways: The flexibility of the programme will allow you to choose your own programme of study which will enable you to advance your knowledge and skills in your own particular area of interest.
  
  Teaching Excellence: The course has been designed and is regularly updated to be responsive to the challenges of a changing healthcare climate. It is conducted by tutors who are experts in their own field and who are research active. Many of the modules are shared across the professions, thus, reflecting the inter-professional nature of physiotherapy and providing valuable opportunity for discussion and debate. There are excellent library facilities and IT support.
  
  Commitment to Student Support: Mechanisms are available to support students on the programme, for example, personal tutors, academic support tutorials and the Academic Writing Centre. 
  
  Future prospects
  
  With an increased knowledge of the profession, critical evaluation and debate, you will develop the skills necessary to progress within your chosen career. It is common for our graduates to progress into roles such as extended scope practitioners, clinical specialists, consultants and careers in higher education, management or research.
  
  Course content
  
  The course is organised as a series of option modules which will enable you to focus on topics relevant to your own areas of interest and practice settings. Please refer to the Physiotherapy Module Directory for an outline of the modules available.
  
  Full-time study normally requires two days per week attendance, whereas part-time study normally requires one day attendance per week.

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