Musculoskeletal
- Degree
Exchange
- Start date
February
- Location
Enschede
- Duration
5 Months
Physiotherapy may be divided into a number of subdisciplines. This course is all about musculoskeletal indications, with manual therapy and sports physiotherapy as related specialisations. The course is all about manual therapeutic and sports physiotherapeutic diagnostics and treatment.
Start of the course
The emphasis in the first part of the course is on the build-up of connective tissue and tissue recovery. This is linked to the teaching of manual mobilisation skills, such as three-dimensional arthrogenic mobilisations.
Expanding the knowledge
The second part of the course deals with exertion physiology and the study of training, where the focus lies more on sports physiotherapy. Communication and the issue of how to influence behaviour are also discussed.
Apply now
If you would like to apply for this exchange programme, please click on the button below.
Apply now Application deadlinesQuestions?
Course approach
In addition to coursework on manual therapy and sports physiotherapy, an important part of the minor is set aside for research skills. This means learning how to compile a research plan. The course consists of lectures, practical training and self-study. Lessons are given in two successive quarters, namely Q3 and Q4. They take the form of a mix of formal lectures, interactive sessions, presentations, group discussions, intercollegiate meetings, etc.
Course content
Total:
30 ECTS
You will develop both screening, diagnostic and therapeutic competences from the perspective of a care provider, as well as research competences from the perspective of the development of the profession. In addition to attending regular lectures, you will be expected to spend a large amount of time on self-study assignments and on practical training exercises.