Physiotherapy - what after studies?

As a physiotherapy graduate, you gain:

  • education in line with the latest European trends in the field of health care,
  • knowledge and skills to shape and maintain human fitness and performance,
  • knowledge and practical preparation for working with sick and disabled people in the use of physical factors for therapeutic purposes (restoring mobility),
  • physiotherapeutic, organizational, pedagogical and research competences aimed at maintaining and restoring psychophysical fitness, ability to work and active participation in social life.

As a physiotherapy graduate, you can take up a professional job in:

  • health resorts and sanatoriums,
  • health care facilities, including hospitals,
  • educational institutions,
  • sports and recreation centers,
  • sports clubs,
  • fitness centers,
  • biological regeneration, massage, SPA and Wellness rooms,
  • specialist medical clinics,
  • clinics and rehabilitation offices,
  • natural medicine facilities,
  • foundations and associations for disabled people,
  • stores selling specialized orthopedic supplies,
  • pharmaceutical stores.
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