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About masters in physiotherapy

A masters degree in physiotherapy provides you with the specialist training and skills you need to progress your career as a physiotherapist. 

Physiotherapists help people improve and regain their mobility and independence following illness, injury, or surgery. If you are keen to help people achieve a better quality of life through movement, exercise and manual therapy, then a masters in physiotherapy is right for you. 

Masters courses are designed to maximise your potential for career development and cover a range of specialisms including sports and exercise, rehabilitation, musculoskeletal and advanced physiotherapy. 

Types of physiotherapy postgraduate programmes include MSc, PhD, PgCert and PgDip courses. The MSc is the most suitable route for physio graduates looking to specialise in their chosen field. PgCerts and PgDip courses provide specialist training for those already employed as a physiotherapist who are working towards advanced practitioner roles. A PhD in physiotherapy allows you to extend your knowledge and become a successful independent researcher. 

You’ll find a range of physiotherapy masters courses here on Postgrad. Get started by searching for your ideal course today. 

Why study a masters in physiotherapy?

As a physiotherapist, you’ll provide an important service as part of a multidisciplinary team. You could work in a range of medical or healthcare settings from the NHS to private sports clubs. Some physiotherapists even become self-employed, set up their one practice or go to work for the military. 

The high demand for specialist physiotherapists means there are many opportunities for postgraduates to stand out and pursue an interesting and rewarding career that makes a real difference in the lives of others. 

Explore postgraduate physiotherapy degrees at Postgrad today.