La Trobe University is one of Australia’s leading health education providers and can give students the best possible head start their career as a health professional. The Diploma of Health Sciences provides an introduction into a range of health professions, and can help them discover their ideal role in the rapidly evolving health sector. Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours) students will get a detailed understanding of the human body and develop the practical skills to launch there career in this rewarding and dynamic field of health. At La Trobe, not only will they learn from industry leaders and world-class researchers, Students will experience unique industry opportunities with our broad range of partners. Start building your practical skills as soon as they start first year and finish there degree with clinical training equivalent to seven months of workplace experience. Graduate work ready and in-demand as a fully-qualified physiotherapist and step into there first job. Throughout the course they will gain quality hands-on experience with placements at leading hospitals and private practices. They could find yourself in acute hospital units, rehabilitation facilities, community health clinics, private practice, sporting organisations, educational facilities or research centres. Choose to take your physiotherapy degree global with international placement or study opportunities - like students before they who've experienced Denmark, Italy, Vietnam and India. Or keep it local with placements throughout Melbourne and regional Victoria. In there Honours year, students will undertake research or industry-based project work where they will solve real problems relating to human health and physical performance. Students will learn: Gain an intricate understanding of the human body through the study of anatomy, physiology, pathology, biomechanics of human movement and pharmacology. Discover how to assess, diagnose and improve people's movement, health and quality of life. Learn how to apply your physiotherapy skills to help people with a variety of conditions which relate to cardiorespiratory, musculoskeletal, sports, neurological, women's, men's, paediatric and aged care health.
