Physiotherapy

Empower people with the strategies they need to move and function. As a physiotherapist, you'll work with people who have problems with their cardiorespiratory, musculoskeletal or neurological systems. By optimising movement and function, you'll help people overcome movement disorders that were present at birth, accidental, or associated with ageing or life-changing events.

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Career outcomes

Our physiotherapy graduates have pursued careers in:

  • community settings
  • hospitals (private and public)
  • injury prevention
  • private practice
  • research
  • sports, physical activity and exercise settings
  • workplace settings

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