BHSc Physiotherapy

Institution York St John University
Method At the institution
Location York
Type Undergraduate
Course fee By request

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BHSc Physiotherapy

Objectives You will study in a well-resourced, friendly environment, supported by highly committed, professionally qualified staff. You will join a group of students from varied backgrounds, with different experiences who share your enthusiasm for study.
Entry requirements Entry requirements You will normally require a minimum of: * 300 points (including a minimum of three A2 Levels* or equivalent at grade B or above including Biology/Human Biology, at one sitting) or * A DDM profile in a relevant BTEC National Diploma/Certificate or * Equivalent Scottish, Welsh or Irish qualifications or the International Baccalaureate or similar overseas qualifications * For mature students a prior degree or a kite marked access course in science or similar qualification could be considered You will also need five GCSEs at grade C or above (or equivalent), including English Language, Maths and Science at one sitting. * Please note - we do not accept A2 Level General Studies or tariff points gained from key skills for entry to this programme. You must also have: * A good understanding of the physiotherapy profession that can be demonstrated by work shadowing or research * Satisfactory medical report * Satisfactory Enhanced CRB check
Academic title BHSc Physiotherapy
Course description BHSc Physiotherapy

Modules include

Year 1

    * Applied Anatomy, Biomechanics & Physiology
    * Behavioural & Social Sciences
    * Research Methods & Information Technology
    * Professional Foundations of Physiotherapy

Year 2

    * Evidence Based & Applied Skills for Cardiovascular & Respiratory Conditions
    * Evidence Based & Applied Skills for Neurological Conditions

Year 3

    * Ethical, Legal & Management Issues
    * Further Musculoskeletal Management & Interventions
    * Management of Children, the Elderly, People with Mental Health Conditions & Learning Disabilities
    * Research Project