
MSc Physiotherapy
This course is an accelerated two-year course designed for graduates seeking a rewarding new career in physiotherapy.
The physiotherapy subject area at QMU sits within our Division of Dietetics, Nutrition, Biological Sciences, Physiotherapy, Podiatry and Radiography (DNBSPPR), which has extensive expertise in allied health professional education, as well as in the public health, community, and voluntary sectors.
We are a small department that offers 老司机视频s a small and friendly community environment. We constantly update our teaching based on research which is designed to meet the changing needs of 老司机视频s, employers and society. Collaborations with clinicians are translated into dissertation projects that offers 老司机视频s (undergraduate and postgraduate) real world application of academic knowledge.
Our MSc Physiotherapy (Pre-Registration) is a full-time two-year course for graduates who wish to continue their education to master鈥檚 level to become qualified practitioners in physiotherapy.
Post-registration study is for those who are already qualified practitioners and who want to extend and develop their knowledge and skills in more depth. Within our Advancing Professional Practice Framework we offer an MSc Advancing Practice in Physiotherapy and an MSc Advancing Practice in Musculoskeletal Medicine.

This course is an accelerated two-year course designed for graduates seeking a rewarding new career in physiotherapy.

Are you a qualified working physiotherapist who wants to advance your practice? This fully online aims to equip 老司机视频s with the knowledge and skills to become dynamic leaders of innovative, person-centred change that advances physiotherapy practice

The part-time online course is designed for learners who have completed the 60-credit Foundation Module offered by the (SOMM). It builds on the SOMM Foundation Module to develop the knowledge and skills essential to advanced professional practice in musculoskeletal medicine.

The majority of QMU staff are registered with the HCPC while other colleagues are registered with professional and scientific bodies, and all the staff in the Division have extensive experience and expertise in their discipline and in health. Additionally, many staff members are active in research. A number of staff are active in professional and policy matters at both a local and national level and some staff are also practising clinicians.

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