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Masters in Physiotherapy (MPhysio)
at Plymouth Marjon University

Plymouth, United Kingdom

  • Tuition Fee £ 12,500
  • Country Rank-
  • Duration48 Months
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Program Overview

The Integrated Masters in Physiotherapy (MPhysio) is a four year pre-registration physiotherapy degree for undergraduate entry. Students will be equipped with the skills and knowledge to work in the ever-evolving healthcare sector. Our team also encourage an approach that fosters empathy and compassion for their clients and their problems.

Due to a growing and ageing population with long term conditions and complex presentation in UK, there is an increasing need for physiotherapists. They promote health and wellbeing in primary care settings, such as general practice and hopsitals, and support patients and carers in community settings too.

The curriculum is developed in collaboration between academics, clinical staff and service users, enabling graduates to maximise their potential and achieve professional competence in physiotherapy. It combines strong practical elements with all the relevant theories.

Placements are carefully structured to progress from our on-site clinics out into community settings, working with health organisations such as Livewell South West, St Lukes Hospice and University Hospitals Plymouth. This physiotherapy degree is subject to Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC) approval. You may be eligible for a training grant of £5,000 per year (see 'fees and funding' below for more info).

This MPhysio physiotherapy degree incorporates leadership and quality enhancement modules. This knowledge and experience is attractive to health care providers and recognises that future practitioners need these skills to contribute effectively to flexible and responsive service delivery.

Cost Of Studying At Plymouth Marjon University

Interest rates as low as 8.9% *

250K+

Students Assisted

800Cr+

Loan Amount Disbursed

5000+

Loans Sanctioned