Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy at RMIT equips you with the practical skills and knowledge needed to become an agile, resilient, and enterprising health professional informed by evidence-based practices.

Bolstered by strong industry connections, you’ll learn therapeutic communication skills, business and enterprise acumen, skills in technology and digital health, and gain knowledge of the healthcare system across various settings, enabling you to provide top-tier care and contribute positively to individual and community health.

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Certificate IV in Allied Health AssistanceCertificate IV in Allied Health AssistanceVocational study Melbourne CityNot applicable*Not applicable
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Master of PhysiotherapyMaster of PhysiotherapyPostgraduate study BundooraNot applicable*See admissions
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