• Human Anatomy & Physiology: Students develop an understanding of the structure and functioning of the human body, with particular emphasis on muscles, bones, joints, nerves, and major body systems.
• Biomechanics & Kinesiology: Students study human movement, posture, gait, joint mechanics, and the mechanical principles involved in body movement.
• Electrotherapy: Students gain practical knowledge of therapeutic modalities such as ultrasound, TENS, IFT, and electrical muscle stimulation used in pain management and rehabilitation.
• Neurological Rehabilitation: Students learn physiotherapy approaches for patients with neurological conditions such as stroke, spinal cord injuries, cerebral palsy, and other neurological disorders.
• Cardio-Respiratory Physiotherapy: Students are introduced to rehabilitation techniques for individuals with cardiovascular and respiratory conditions, including therapeutic exercises and breathing rehabilitation.
• Patient Assessment: Students develop skills to assess a patient's physical condition, identify functional limitations, and understand the factors affecting movement and mobility.

• Rehabilitation Planning: Students learn to develop structured rehabilitation programmes based on individual patient requirements, clinical assessment, and treatment goals.
• Orthopaedic Physiotherapy: Students gain knowledge of the assessment and rehabilitation of fractures, arthritis, joint disorders, ligament injuries, and post-surgical conditions.
• Sports Physiotherapy: Students learn about sports injury management, rehabilitation, injury prevention, and recovery programmes for athletes and physically active individuals.
• Hands-on Clinical Training: The programme integrates theoretical learning with practical and clinical exposure to help students develop real-world physiotherapy and patient-management skills.
• Evidence-Based Practice: Students are encouraged to understand evidence-based physiotherapy techniques and apply appropriate approaches to patient rehabilitation.
• Patient-Centred Care: Students develop communication, interpersonal, and professional skills required to understand patient needs and provide effective rehabilitation support.
• Professional Development: The programme focuses on clinical skills, teamwork, communication, ethical practice, and career-oriented professional development.

The programme combines medical theory, practical rehabilitation training, clinical exposure, and professional development to prepare students for careers in physiotherapy, rehabilitation, sports injury management, and healthcare services.