Details
| University Location | Orange, New South Wales |
|---|---|
| City Population | 38,000 |
| Student Population | 42,300 (across all campuses) |
| Main Campus | Orange |
| Program Campus | Orange |
| Program Duration | 4 years |
| Estimated Annual Tuition | $33,600 AUD (2020 fees; subject to increase) |
| Semester Intake | March |
| Next Available Intake | March 2021 |
| Application Deadline | TBA* |
Overview
With a proud history spanning nearly two decades, the Bachelor of Physiotherapy at Charles Sturt University has a reputation for producing highly sought-after graduates who have gone on to launch physiotherapy careers in Australia and overseas.
Facilities designed to simulate clinical environments found in real workplaces include a musculoskeletal clinic, hospital ward, rehabilitation gym, movement laboratory, on-campus clinics, skills laboratories and simulation facilities.
Program
While studying, you will treat your first patients in the on-campus Community Engagement and Wellness Centre, as well as participate in workplace learning experiences. This ensures that as a graduate, you will be industry ready and equipped with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills to start your career.
To ensure you graduate as a confident and successful practitioner, your course includes 1,000 hours of clinical experience. This is essential to develop high-level skills in clinical reasoning as preparation for employment in health and community contexts. Clinical education opportunities will prepare you to work in diverse environments, including regional, rural and remote communities, and to collaborate with other allied health professionals.
Admission Requirements
Completed high school diploma
Applicants must have a high school diploma. Contact OzTREKK for details.
Admission Timeline
*Applications for the 2020 intake closed December 5, 2019. For information about the 2021 intake and to apply, please contact OzTREKK.
Admissions OfficerLindsay Williams
Singer, actress, performer. Loves music, movies, social outings, being active, and trying new things. ESFJ.
Lindsay has worked as the university-facing admissions officer for all rehab sciences programs and has recently stepped into the student-facing role to be the main point of contact for the students she is passionate about helping. She is also the office entertainment with her crazy antics and outgoing personality (completely shameless).
Food: Anything spicy (especially buffalo sauce)
Drink: Gin & soda
Movie: White Christmas
Music: Literally everything but hardcore metal
Book: Little Women
Superpower: Teleportation
Email: lindsay.rewi@oztrekk.com
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