What’s it like to be a physiotherapy student at an Australian university? We’ve all been there! It’s our first day of class at a new university amongst a sea of new faces. It’s nerve-wracking, especially if you’ve just moved to an entirely new city—or continent.

You know what they say, “all work and no play” makes you a stressed-out student in one of the world’s most beautiful places! Check out Alexis’ must-see list!

During her time at Sydney Uni, pysiotherapy student Rachel Haines travelled to Vietnam for a four-week student placement with the Học Mãi foundation. Read her story!

The physiotherapy placement program allows Sydney physiotherapy students the opportunity to apply and develop their skills with “real life” clients.

Back in 2016, we asked Windsor, Ontario native Alexis Curtis why she was interested in becoming a physiotherapist. With a degree in Human Kinetics (Honours…

The Sydney Master of Physiotherapy is a two-year, graduate-entry program, intended for students coming from an undergraduate degree in a related field who wish to gain…

The University of Sydney awarded an honorary Doctorate in Health Sciences to Professor Roberta Shepherd, described as a pioneer in the field of physiotherapy. “This…

Sydney Faculty of Health Sciences Dean Professor Kathryn Refshauge has been awarded the Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) for service to physiotherapy and to…

A new University of Sydney study reveals people with depression are 60 per cent more likely to develop low back pain in their lifetime. While…

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students at the University of Sydney’s Faculty of Health Sciences have a unique opportunity to gain hands-on research experience as…