A bachelor’s degree or equivalent with minimum CGPA of 2.50 in related field, recognised by the Malaysian governement, and accepted by the University
The role of physiotherapists globally has evolved from merely managing diseases to enhancing wellbeing and societal health. To excel in academia, research, or advanced clinical practice, physiotherapists are increasingly pursuing a Master of Physiotherapy. This advanced degree specialises in refining skills in disease management and boosting community health, incorporating specialised courses like Advanced Musculoskeletal Assessment and Management or Advanced Neurological Assessment and Management, taught by industry leaders.
Our curriculum is tailored for practicing physiotherapists eager to develop a critical understanding of key challenges in the field. The programme builds on the foundation laid during undergraduate studies, incorporating the latest research and clinical best practices to challenge and enhance all aspects of clinical practice. Thus, obtaining a Master of Physiotherapy offers significant personal satisfaction, better employment prospects, and higher patient satisfaction.
Graduates of the Master of Physiotherapy programme are well-prepared for roles such as:
Enhance your expertise with the Master of Physiotherapy programme at UoC, focusing on specialisations such as Advanced Musculoskeletal or Neurology. Designed for working professionals, this programme is available as a 1.5-year full-time or a 3-year part-time course, providing state-of-the-art instruction and practical experience, culminating in specialised clinical postings and a research presentation tailored to each student's interests. Graduates are positioned for significant roles in healthcare management, consultancy, academia, and research.
Along with industry experts, specialists will instruct the courses. Interspersed between the courses will be workshops led by national and international training facilitators.
Physical therapy is a very fulfilling profession, but it also has its share of complexities, particularly in the contemporary age. These issues go beyond the expenses related to your career's educational background and finding patients once you become a practitioner. You must deal with evolving legal requirements, growing telemedicine services, consistently challenging clinical practise guidelines, and evidence-based practise in order to maximise the overall performance of your business. Your quest will get off to a better start if you have a Master of Physiotherapy, as well as ongoing instruction in technical and soft skills that are essential.
A bachelor’s degree or equivalent with minimum CGPA of 2.50 in related field, recognised by the Malaysian governement, and accepted by the University
A bachelor’s degree or equivalent in related field with CGPA of less than 2.50 and a minimum of 5 years working experience in the related field
Other relevant or equivalent qualification recognised by the Malaysian governement, and accepted by the University.
Minimum TOEFL score of 550 (pBT) / 80 (iBT) / IELTS score of 6.0 or other equivalent qualifications.