Physiotherapy

On this degree, students will acquire the knowledge of:

• clinical sciences
• Biological Sciences.
• Physical sciences.
• Ethical, deontological and legal dimension.
• Behavioral sciences.
• Administrative and organizational context.
• Socio-political context.

Physiotherapists can work in hospitals, special education schools, nursing homes and health centers, sports centers, work or traffic accident insurance companies, home care,   spas  and patient associations.

The followings are the subject areas that will be addressed in this degree: 

• Human Histology Area: Cell biology and human histology.
• Physiology Area: Human Physiology. Function of the main organic systems and mechanisms that regulate and control their behavior.
• Pharmacology Area: General principles and mechanisms through which drugs are administered, absorbed, distributed and stored in the human body.
• Nursing Area. Area of ​​History of Sciences: The value of the humanities in the health professions.
• Area of ​​Personality, Evaluation and Psychological Treatment: Affectation of health due to psychological aspects and tools of clinical psychology that can help in the professional practice of the physiotherapist.
• Medicine and Surgery Area: Description of the characteristics of the main diseases that affect the different devices and systems of the human being. Principles for caring for and understanding the surgical patient.
• Preventive Medicine and Public Health Area: Public Health and Health Administration. Epidemiology and Public Health: Bioethics applied to good professional practice.
• Human Anatomy and Embryology Area: Human Anatomy and Biomechanics

• Human Histology Area: Cell biology and human histology.
• Physiology Area: Human Physiology. Function of the main organic systems and mechanisms that regulate and control their behavior.
• Pharmacology Area: General principles and mechanisms through which drugs are administered, absorbed, distributed and stored in the human body.
• Nursing Area. Area of ​​History of Sciences: The value of the humanities in the health professions.
• Area of ​​Personality, Evaluation and Psychological Treatment: Affectation of health due to psychological aspects and tools of clinical psychology that can help in the professional practice of the physiotherapist.
• Medicine and Surgery Area: Description of the characteristics of the main diseases that affect the different devices and systems of the human being. Principles for caring for and understanding the surgical patient.
• Preventive Medicine and Public Health Area: Public Health and Health Administration. Epidemiology and Public Health: Bioethics applied to good professional practice.
• Human Anatomy and Embryology Area: Human Anatomy and Biomechanics
• Physiotherapy: Fundamentals of Physiotherapy, assessment and kinesitherapy techniques, general procedures in physiotherapy, specific methods of intervention in physiotherapy, physiotherapy in the musculoskeletal system, community and geriatric physiotherapy, neurological, cardiorespiratory and vascular physiotherapy.