You’re getting ready to apply to an Australian university. Maybe it’s for medicine or a rehabilitation sciences program like physiotherapy, audiology, or speech pathology—and you’ve been asked to submit course outlines with your application. What now?

The Canadian Alliance of Physiotherapy Regulators (CAPR) has introduced a new Pre-Approved Credentialling Pathway (PACP), now available for physiotherapists trained in select countries, including Australia. Find out what this means for you.

Kendal made the leap from Coquitlam, British Columbia to Gold Coast, Queensland in 2022 to study physiotherapy at Bond University. Here’s what she had to say about her experience.

You’ve studied a CAPR-recognized physiotherapy degree in Australia, and now you’d like to use your degree in Canada. Now what? We’ll walk you through it.

What’s the deal with studying in Australia, how does it work, and what’s in it for me? Here are the top 5 questions we get asked about studying in Australia!

What’s the difference between the MPT and DPT? Can you study in Australia then practice in Canada or the US? Which degree is better?

One of the most frequent tips we hear from current physio students and graduates is, “Know your anatomy and physiology.” Read their advice!

So, you found a great program at Bond University, but maybe you’re still wondering if studying in Australia is for you? Wonder no more!

Did you know the Bond DPT adopts a holistic problem-based learning approach adapted from the highly successful model developed by Canada’s McMaster University?