BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy Bachelor's degree at Huddersfield

This module introduces the role of research, inquiry, and evidence-informed practice, while exploring different research methodologies and ethical considerations in healthcare research. You will develop transferable skills in literature searching using electronic databases, as well as in academic writing and referencing, to support your progression into Year 2. The module also examines lifelong learning, reflective practice, and continuing professional development, which underpin the essential s

In this module you will have the opportunity to learn about how the structure of the human body relates to function across the lifespan. It will provide you with the foundational knowledge relating to anatomy and physiology, fundamental to the practice of physiotherapy.

In this module you will learn about fundamental skills in assessment and treatment used across all areas of physiotherapy practice. You will have the opportunity to practise skills with your peers, as well as utilising part-task trainer simulation where appropriate. This module provides you with the foundations of clinical reasoning, whereby you will be able to explain assessment findings, why certain skills are used, and how to carry out assessment and treatment skills safely and effectively.

In this module you will learn about the role of the Physiotherapist in promoting health, preventing illness and the use and prescription of therapeutic exercise. You will be introduced to the principles of person-centred care, the skills required to encourage behaviour change, alongside basic strategies to support individuals to reach their goals.

This module will introduce some of the key pathologies that you will see as a physiotherapist and using a variety of case studies explore the impact of pathology from an individual to a societal level. You will also have the opportunity to develop your knowledge through the completion of your first block of practice-based learning (PBL 1). Completion of all mandatory training elements (within HFMT002 Mandatory training (Allied Health) - level 1) will be required before you can start PBL 1.

In this module you will examine the physiotherapy assessment and management skills required to effectively treat patients in an acute setting. For this module, acute care encompasses the care of patients requiring an in-patient stay in a hospital setting. You will learn to apply evidence-based skills and knowledge to assess and treat common problems occurring within the different body systems requiring an in-patient stay. You will gain insights into formulating personalised treatment plans that

This module will provide the opportunity for you to develop your ability to assess and manage patients with a range of problems, commonly seen in out-patient and community settings. You will develop your clinical reasoning, diagnosis and management skills for patients presenting as an out-patient or in the community. You will be able to offer a critical awareness of your role in these settings, and how to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary team to reflect changing clinical practice.

In this module you will delve into principles and practices essential for delivering current physiotherapeutic rehabilitation modalities. This comprehensive module spans a spectrum of conditions, emphasising evidence-based rehabilitation approaches to optimise patient outcomes. The module integrates theoretical knowledge with practical skills, fostering a deep understanding of clinical rehabilitation, including health promotion and exercise prescription. Through practical sessions you will study

You will undertake 3 blocks of practice-based learning (PBL) where you will gain experience in the workplace, under the supervision of a clinical educator. You will have the opportunity to build upon your personal development, interpersonal skills, decision-making and implementation of clinical reasoning and practice. You will have the chance to develop independent learning skills, reflect on your practice and personalise your learning journey. Your clinical educator will assess you in practice

This module provides the opportunity to undertake an aspect of research or inquiry and implement or develop the proposal you have worked on in Year 2. The focus is on teamwork and developing and applying inquiry skills in order to complete an individual written assessment under the guidance of a supervisor.

In this module you will incorporate the principles of enhancing physiotherapy practice taking an integrated and person-centred approach, across a variety of settings and client groups.

In this module you will gain an understanding of how health and social care is influenced, shaped and provided in the UK. You will explore how leadership at all levels of an organisation is key to transforming and providing quality person-centred care. This module will help you to prepare for future employment and your career progression. It aims to equip you with the skills and mindset necessary for sustained growth, adaptability and leadership throughout your physiotherapy career.

You will undertake 3 blocks of practice-based learning (PBL) where you will gain experience in the workplace, under the supervision of a clinical educator. You will have the opportunity to build upon your personal development, interpersonal skills, decision-making and implementation of clinical reasoning and practice. You will have the chance to develop independent learning skills, reflect on your practice and personalise your learning journey. Your clinical educator will assess you in practice