BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy

Graduates are prepared for a career as a registered physiotherapist, with opportunities to work in the NHS, private practice, community health, and third-sector organisations. The course focuses on developing the skills needed for Band 5 roles and beyond.

Assessment methods include written exams, seminar and poster presentations, Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCE), case studies, practical reports, in-class tests, and a final year dissertation.

The institution provides extensive support, including academic and clinical mentorship, and links to employers in London to help students prepare for their professional careers.

Yes, the course includes extensive practice-based learning across a wide range of settings, including NHS hospitals, community services, private providers, and voluntary organisations.

This course is distinguished by its hands-on approach, state-of-the-art simulation facilities, and strong collaboration with experienced clinical partners to create a curriculum that reflects current health and social care priorities.

Yes, the curriculum is designed to build practical skills through clinical simulation, workshops, and extensive practice placements, ensuring you are ready for real-world clinical environments.

The learning experience combines lectures, seminars, small group work, role plays, and practical sessions in the institution's physiotherapy teaching laboratory and clinical simulation suites.

Prospective students should be aware of the requirement for a DBS check, occupational health clearance, and the commitment required for clinical placements throughout the three-year programme.