Physiotherapy Courses in Australia

Australia is a multicultural country. It offers the global students a relaxed life, beautiful scenery and wildlife, wide open spaces, familiar people, and clean & modern cities. Australia has a good academic record in physiotherapy. Physiotherapy experts offer help, training, and training to help people who aren't able to move freely due to loss of limb, injuries, strokes, paralysis, or birth defects to regain the earlier movement as possible. To meet the demand of physiotherapists, Australian colleges & universities offer a lot of physiotherapy courses.

Physiotherapy courses in Australia are offered at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. Undergraduate courses in physiotherapy are the favorable physiotherapy courses in Australia. Undergraduate physiotherapy courses in Australia are of four years.

Undergraduate physiotherapy degree courses vary from one university to another in duration, structures of courses, and lecture classes. Most of undergraduate physiotherapy courses can be completed in part time and full time. Postgraduate physiotherapy courses, as top physiotherapy courses in Australia, last for one to three years which are based on class work, & research work.

The eligibility criteria differ from one physiotherapy program to another and one institute to another. However you should have passed the 12th standard exam for getting into Bachelor of Physiotherapy course in Australia, Bachelor degree for Master of Physiotherapy course, Master for MPhill in Physiotherapy. You should also have a good score in IELTS or TOFEL.

List of top physiotherapy courses in Australia

• Bachelor of Physiotherapy
• Master of Physiotherapy
• MPhil in Physiotherapy
• Doctorate of Physiotherapy

List of top physiotherapy institutes in Australia

• Australian Catholic University
• Charles Sturt University
• University of Newcastle
• University of Sydney
• Bond University
• Griffith University
• James Cook University
• University of Queensland
• School of Physiotherapy at La Trobe University
• Department of Physiotherapy at Monash University
• Curtin University