Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours)

Entry to this program is very competitive, with limited places available. Typically, offers for this program are made at the end of the year, coinciding with the release of Year 12 ATARs.

Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) graduates work with people of all ages to help them stay well and maintain their function, independence, and quality of life. You will study evidence-based-physiotherapy clinical skills and develop capabilities in critical thinking, problem solving, communication and life-long learning. Physiotherapy graduates work in various public and private settings including hospitals, rehabilitation and community centres, aged care, with sporting teams and in private practice. The Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) integrates academic theory with extensive practical experience to produce graduates who are ready to meet the challenges of the changing healthcare system. The program prepares graduates for professional physiotherapy employment and provides a pathway for ongoing research and further learning.

This degree requires students to participate in clinical placements including in NSW Health facilities. During clinical placement, students will be subject to NSW Health policies and procedures. Students must therefore meet all NSW Health verification requirements prior to attending any clinical placement. Clinical placement essentials.

Students should be aware that they may be required to undertake classes and/or clinical placement outside usual semester dates.

Students enrolling in this degree are required to obtain a work-cover approved 'Provide First Aid Certificate' during semester one.

The award of this degree depends on the student satisfactorily completing and passing all academic and practical components within the maximum time allowed.

The university will provide student details to the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency for the purpose of student registration.