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The University of Notre Dame Australia

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Master of Science (Physiotherapy)

  • Masters (Coursework)

The Master of Science (Physiotherapy) at The University of Notre Dame Australia is a research-focused program designed to enhance industry experience and contribute to innovative research culture.

Key details

Degree Type
Masters (Coursework)
Duration
2 - 2 years full-time, 2 - 4 years part-time
Course Code
5121, 075783K
Study Mode
In person, Online
Intake Months
Jan, Feb

About this course

Overview

Are you ready to expand your career and embark on a research project? A Master of Science (Physiotherapy) at The University of Notre Dame Australia will allow you to further your industry experience. We are dedicated to the growth of strong and innovative research culture; with our higher degree by research student population and external collaborative partnerships, we foster, support and increase research activity and quality. You will contribute to Notre Dame's growing research portfolio as a research student. Contact us today to discuss your options.

Entry requirements

Entry requirements

  • Possession of an undergraduate degree from a recognised university which has been completed at a superior standard and which demonstrates the applicant's potential to undertake and complete research-based study at AQF level 9 equivalence.
  • In exceptional circumstances, an equivalent academic or professional background that is considered by the Dean of the School to be an appropriate preparation for independent study and research work at Master's level.
  • You may be required to demonstrate an ability to understand and communicate in both written and spoken English at a level adequate for the purpose of pursuing the program of study.

Study locations

Sydney

Fremantle

Broome

Online

What you will learn

Learning outcomes

Upon successful completion of the Masters of Science (Physiotherapy) graduates will be able to:

  1. Apply high level cognitive and technical skills in the design and execution of a specialised research project that makes a contribution to knowledge, professional practice and/or creative practice
  2. Investigate, analyse, synthesise, and critically reflect on complex information, problems and concepts and apply established theories in the context of an advanced body of knowledge and practice
  3. Disseminate research findings, communicating a coherent and sustained argument effectively, to specialist and non-specialist audiences
  4. Apply knowledge of research integrity, ethics and the rights and safety of others in the conduct of research and dissemination of research findings
  5. Conduct research with creativity, initiative, autonomy, and accountability.

Career pathways

Career opportunities

A Master of Science (Physiotherapy) degree will enhance your knowledge, develop your career potential, or help you apply for a Professional Doctorate or Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in the future. Careers include roles in healthcare, medical research, public health and regulation.

Course structure

Program summary

The Masters by Research is a thesis-based research degree, normally comprised exclusively of supervised research, but can include research training coursework if appropriate.

Full details of the program are contained in the Program Requirements.

Supervision

As a Masters by Research candidate, you are required to have a minimum of two supervisors who will provide support and academic guidance throughout your degree. Your supervisors will assist you with the preparation of your research proposal, continuing to mentor and direct you throughout the research phase and through the process of examination.

Mode of study and assessment

You may undertake the program either in a full-time or part-time capacity. The standard time for completion (not including periods of approved leave of absence) is normally two years for a full-time student, and four years for a part-time student. The minimum time for completion will normally be one year. Once completed, your Masters thesis will be assessed by two external examiners.