About the Program
We welcome you to the Physical Therapy Program, established alongside the founding of the College in 2024. The program offers a Bachelor’s degree comprising 134 credit hours, including practical and clinical training, and leads to a Bachelor’s degree accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education and Scientific Research.
The Physical Therapy major focuses on enhancing individuals’ motor and functional health. Physical therapists assess, diagnose, and treat movement disorders and pain resulting from injuries, diseases, or aging, using natural therapeutic methods such as therapeutic exercises, manual therapy, physical stimulation, and electrotherapy. The goal is to improve quality of life and reduce the need for surgical intervention.
The Physical Therapy program is designed to prepare scientifically and professionally qualified graduates who possess the theoretical knowledge and clinical skills necessary to assess and treat movement and functional disorders in accordance with evidence-based practice. The program is grounded in advanced instruction in the basic medical sciences, including anatomy, physiology, neuroscience, and kinesiology, alongside structured clinical training.
The curriculum encompasses the study and application of various physical therapy fields and techniques, such as manual therapy, electrotherapy, and therapeutic exercise, as well as physical therapy for musculoskeletal disorders, neurological conditions, cardiopulmonary diseases, and pediatric populations. This comprehensive training aims to restore functional mobility, enhance independence, and improve patients’ quality of life.
Graduates of the program have diverse career opportunities in hospitals, specialized clinics, physical therapy and rehabilitation centers, and sports institutions. In addition, graduates may pursue academic and research careers in universities and departments of rehabilitation sciences.
Vision & Mission
Vision
Excellence and leadership in education, training, and scientific research in the field of Physical Therapy, with an active contribution to improving community health at the local, regional, and international levels.
Mission
To provide a distinguished academic program in Physical Therapy that integrates advanced theoretical knowledge with high-quality clinical training, delivered by a qualified academic faculty within a supportive educational and research environment. The program aims to prepare physical therapists who possess strong professional and ethical competencies and are capable of serving the community and excelling in their professional careers.
Program Objectives
- Prepare scientifically and practically qualified professionals in the various fields of Physical Therapy in accordance with the latest international standards.
- Develop study plans and teaching methods in line with scientific and professional advancements in the discipline.
- Promote scientific research and active engagement in community service.
- Provide an advanced educational and research environment through well-equipped laboratories utilizing the latest technologies.
- Support and develop the capabilities of academic and technical staff, and encourage participation in conferences and workshops.
- Foster professional and human values, and strengthen a sense of responsibility and teamwork among students and graduates.
Learning Outcomes
- Recognize the fundamental and scientific principles related to anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, and pathology, and relate these concepts to evidence-based physical therapy.
- Apply diagnostic reasoning to conduct comprehensive patient assessments and analyze physical impairments across multiple systems to inform individualized therapeutic interventions.
- Apply tailored treatment plans that incorporate a range of evidence-based physical therapy techniques to address patients' unique rehabilitation needs, and apply effective communication strategies in a patient-centered manner.
- Analyze complex clinical scenarios using evidence-based principles and employ patient data to make informed clinical decisions that lead to effective treatment strategies and patient outcomes.
- Combine ethical principles in clinical practice, ensuring professional conduct that aligns with legal, moral, and ethical standards while maintaining patient safety and confidentiality in all clinical settings.
- Evaluate and integrate information from interdisciplinary healthcare teams, develop collaborative strategies to enhance patient care, express leadership and teamwork in managing rehabilitation programs, and value cultural differences while engaging with patients, families, and healthcare teams.
- Create and evaluate a personalized plan for continuous professional development, engaging in lifelong learning, pursuing advanced certifications, and contributing to the growth of the physical therapy profession through research, education, and practice.
- Design and implement inclusive community wellness and health promotion programs that address the diverse needs of communities and engage in public health advocacy to promote preventive care and lifelong wellness.
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Advising Plan
You can download the program advising plan from the links below:
