Bachelor of Physiotherapy

The Bachelor of Physiotherapy is a four-year course that combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills development. The curriculum is structured into a series of units, allowing students to gain a broad understanding of key principles across a range of physiotherapy areas.

As part of this course, students partake in clinical placements, providing hands-on experience in various healthcare settings. These placements allow students to apply their theoretical knowledge to real-world situations and develop essential clinical skills.

A team of experienced physiotherapy educators and clinicians are involved in the design, delivery, and assessment of the Bachelor of Physiotherapy course. The staff members possess a deep understanding of physiotherapy principles and practice, and are committed to providing students with a high-quality education.

The Bachelor of Physiotherapy course is accredited by the Australian Physiotherapy Council (APC), ensuring that it meets the national standards for physiotherapy education. Accreditation signifies that graduates of the course are eligible to apply for registration as physiotherapists in Australia.

Academic entry requirements

Successful completion of Australian Year 12,or overseas equivalent.

English language requirements

IELTS score of 7.0 or greater will be required with no band less than 7

ATAR

Guaranteed ATAR 90.00

Lowest Adjusted ATAR 75.00

Applicable to onshore international students applying for undergraduate/bachelor degree programs only.

Physiotherapist

Entry requirements vary from program to program, but generally require completion of an Australian bachelor degree, or overseas equivalent, with specified minimum grades (or marks) in relevant subjects. A period of work experience, following graduation, may also be required for some programs. For information on the entry requirements for your chosen program, please refer to our International Program Guide or our Course Finder.