Course Modules

This module provides you with anatomical knowledge of the upper-limb, thoracic and cervical spine regions. You will develop associated practical skills, analyse functional movement and the contributing anatomical structures, and explore how tissues develop and change over time with aging, […]

You will cover the fundamental principles of human physiology by examining how key systems such as the musculoskeletal system, the cardio-vascular system and the respiratory system affect human performance, with reference to the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health

In this module, you will consider how healthcare information is communicated. You will use guided reflection and activities to explore your own verbal, non-verbal, written and e-based communication, reflecting on how your own communication skills may impact on your work

This module introduces the professionalism, values and behaviour you will need as an allied health professional. You will Develop a patient-centred understanding of the physiological, psychological and social issues influencing physiotherapy management. Explore the structure and function of health and

This module introduces you to relevant knowledge and practical skills for the assessment and treatment of common musculoskeletal (MSK) injuries. You will be introduced to common MSK pathologies, their subjective and objective examination, and the principles of rehabilitation within a

You will be introduced to study skills for higher education and discover the philosophical underpinnings of research in the sport and health sciences. You will also be introduced to qualitative research methods.

As a physiotherapist, you will encounter patients suffering from cardio-respiratory related conditions as a result of illness and injury. This module introduces you to a systematic and evidence-based approach to the assessment and treatment of a range of conditions of

This module explores the relationship of physical activity and sedentary behaviour with both the development and control of non-communicable diseases (NCD). You will examine the physiological responses to physical activity, and methods to assess health and fitness for those individuals

This module will provide you with an insight and appreciation of the roles of Physiotherapists and other health professionals in relation to specific client groups. Policies and national drivers that inform their management and care will be explored, along with

Physiotherapists will encounter patients suffering from neurological conditions arising due to illness and injury. This module introduces you to a systematic and evidence-based approach to the assessment and treatment of a range of conditions of a neurological nature.