Duration: 3 Years
Study Mode: Conventional
Delivery Method: Theory, tutorial and clinical practice
A physiotherapist works as a member of the healthcare team treating clients that may range from small babies to the frail elderly. The profession focuses on human movement as being central to the health and well-being of individuals. Their primary focus is to resolve pain, stabilize injury and prevent it from increasing.
The Physiotherapy Programme encompasses comprehensive learning with emphasis on “hands on” practice and clinical placements in accredited hospitals such as The Ramsay Sime Darby Healthcare Group of Hospitals. The students will undergo specially designed clinical placements which exceeds the 1000 hours requirement by the World Confederation of Physiotherapy. The students learn to treat patient holistically while minimising risks, ensure patient safety at all times, and working within a legal and ethical framework.
Year 1 | Year 2 | Year 3 |
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Anatomy & Physiology I & II | Electrotherapy I & II | Neurology III |
Applied anatomy | Musculoskeletal I & III | Paediatrics |
Behavioral sciences I & II | Cardiorespiratory I & II | Geriatrics |
English and Introduction to information technology | Introduction to Healthcare I | Women’s health |
Movement therapy | Neurology I & II | Occupational health |
Electrotherapy I | – | Physiotherapy in sports injuries |
Musculoskeletal I | – | – |
Introduction to Healthcare I | – | – |
MPU subjects |
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Malaysian studies |
Personal & professional development |
Islamic studies/Moral studies |
Industrial training |
PUBLIC & PRIVATE HOSPITALS | OTHER AREAS | SELF EMPLOYED |
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