Programme Structure

Physiotherapy-Specific Subjects

• Human Anatomy
• Human Physiology
• Functional Anatomy
• Clinical Neurology
• Movement Science
• Evidence-based Practice and Clinical Reasoning
• Rehabilitation Psychology
• Applied Exercise Science
• Human Development Across Life Span
• Pharmacology for Physiotherapists
• Health Technology and Informatics in Physiotherapy
• Physiotherapy in Mental Health
• Physiotherapy for Advancing Age
• Chinese Therapeutics for Physiotherapy Practice
• Acupuncture for Physiotherapy Practice
• Physiotherapy in Women's and Men's Health
• Physiotherapy in End of Life Care
• Physiotherapy in Sports
• Management and Leadership in Health Care
• Honours Project

Physiotherapy Core Subjects

• Orthopaedics and Traumatology
• Principles of Physiotherapy Practice
• Electrotherapy in Physiotherapy I & II
• Cardiopulmonary Physiotherapy I & II
• Musculoskeletal Physiotherapy I, II, III & IV
• Neurological Physiotherapy I & II
• Physiotherapy in Paediatrics and Developmental Disabilities
• Physiotherapy in Primary Health and Community Care
• Professional and Ethical Issues

Clinical Practicum

• Clinical Practicum I
• Clinical Practicum II
• Clinical Practicum III
• Clinical Practicum IV
• Clinical Practicum V
• Clinical Practicum VI
  
  *Students are required to successfully complete more than 1000 hours of clinical practicum for the partial fulfilment of the graduation requirements

General Education, Language and Communication Subjects

• Research and Statistics
• Critical Thinking
• Ethics and Moral Issues
• English Usage and Communication
• Chinese Communication
• Academic Reading and Writing
• Integrated Seminar and Community Involvement
• Global Citizenship
• Healthcare Services with Love