By the end of this program, students will be able to:

    1. Identify and explain the fundamental concepts, principles, and scientific foundations related to the theory and practice of physiotherapy.

    2. Interpret and evaluate qualitative and quantitative data to develop logical arguments and make sound clinical judgments based on physiotherapy principles and patient health needs.

    3. Analyze the effectiveness of various physiotherapy approaches and interventions in addressing health-related problems across different populations.

    4. Apply theoretical knowledge and critical understanding of health sciences and physiotherapy principles to clinical decision-making and patient management.

    5. Critically analyze information and propose evidence-based solutions using a range of established clinical and analytical techniques.

    6. Contribute to interagency and interdisciplinary collaboration by supporting the development and implementation of person-centered health and social care across diverse healthcare settings.

    7. Demonstrate key transferable skills, including problem-solving, critical thinking, effective written and verbal communication, teamwork, leadership, and professional autonomy.

    8. Apply therapeutic skills competently to address the physical, psychological, social, and cultural needs of individuals and groups, based on critical evaluation of current evidence.

    9. Conduct research using appropriate quantitative and qualitative methodologies to advance knowledge and inform clinical practice in physiotherapy.

    10. Identify and evaluate community-based factors that influence physiotherapy practice and population health.

    11. Assess psychosocial needs of patients across all stages of development and incorporate these findings into holistic care plans.

    12. Deliver health education and promote wellness, contributing to improved public health and enhanced quality of life through professional physiotherapy practice.