VTiU’s Diploma in Physiotherapy is a 2-year programme for students who have completed their SPM or its equivalent, and are committed to a future as a physiotherapist, intent on alleviating physical disabilities and improving the physical human condition.
Students learn to manage and avert the problems that affect the physical functioning of the human body, and to maximize the physical body's movement and agility, with the primary objective of enabling patients to achieve optimal and maximum independence in movement and function. Students learn proven techniques that help manage disorders of the human body for people of all ages.
In addition, Students learn how to provide treatment and care, while rehabilitating patients with physical and psychological deficiencies. Those enrolled in the course will study subjects such as anatomy, physiology, behavioural science, exercise therapy, electrotherapy, kinesiology and also the communication skills that will enable them to effectively interact with and counsel their patients.
- Physiotherapy clinics and multidisciplinary clinics (for example, chiropractic clinics)
- Child development centres
- Community health centres
- Fitness centres
- Sport and recreation facilities
- Home care and continuing care facilities
- Hospitals and rehabilitation centres
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Year 1 |
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Compulsory |
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Anatomy & Physiology I | ||
Applied Anatomy | ||
Behavioral Science I | ||
Integrated Language Skills | ||
Kinesiology I | ||
Introduction to Health Care System I | ||
Anatomy and Physiology II | ||
Behavioural Science II | ||
English for Academic Writing | ||
Creative and Critical Thinking | ||
Kinesiology II | ||
Movement Therapy | ||
Electrotherapy I | ||
Electrotherapy II | ||
Physiotherapy Skills | ||
Musculoskeletal I | ||
Cardiorespiratory I | ||
Neurology I | ||
Time Management |
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Year 2 |
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Compulsory |
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Musculoskeletal II | ||
Cardiorespiratory II | ||
Neurology II | ||
Essentials of Clinical Placement | ||
Elective Placement | ||
Clinical Practice I | ||
Neurology III | ||
Paediatrics | ||
Women’s Health | ||
Clinical Practice II | ||
Introduction to Health Care System II | ||
Sports, Wellness and Fitness | ||
Geriatrics | ||
Clinical Practice III | ||
Co-curricular Project | ||
Clinical Practice III |
For more details or admissions contact now!
Andrew Barrow
Head of Admission Department