This dual degree program combines a Bachelor of Applied Movement Sciences with a Master of Physiotherapy, designed to equip students with advanced skills in physical rehabilitation and exercise. Over 4.5 years, you will learn to restore, maintain, and enhance mobility, function, and health for individuals of all ages and abilities. The program emphasizes evidence-based practice, clinical reasoning, and a person-centred approach, fostering respect for cultural diversity and a commitment to thoughtful care. Graduates will be prepared for contemporary physiotherapy practice, with the Master of Physiotherapy component accredited by the Australian Physiotherapy Council, making graduates eligible for practice in Australia.
Graduates will be eligible for membership of the Physiotherapy Board of Australia, enabling them to practice in Australia. The program prepares students for contemporary physiotherapy practice in diverse settings.
Minimum ATAR of 98.00 (Selection Rank) is a guide only. Meeting minimum criteria does not guarantee entry. Work and life experience will also be considered. For applicants who completed secondary education more than 2 years ago, ATAR minimum entry requirements are not usually essential. Specific subject prerequisites apply for recent secondary education applicants.
This program is currently listed as domestic student only. Information on tuition fees and living costs for domestic students is not provided on the program page.
Accredited by the Australian Physiotherapy Council.