MSc in Physiotherapy- Pre-Registration in Edinburgh United Kingdom | Queen Margaret University Edinburgh

As a physiotherapist, you'll focus on enhancing human movement and function, empowering individuals to reach their peak physical capabilities.
This program employs cutting-edge learning techniques to cultivate the theoretical knowledge, practical abilities, analytical thinking, and assessment skills essential for a physiotherapy career.
Spanning two years of full-time study, the curriculum incorporates multiple clinical placements. Graduates qualify to register with the Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC) as licensed physiotherapists.
Why Choose QMU
Career Prospects: Our alumni emerge as self-aware, highly skilled professionals who critically analyze, reflect, and evaluate while contributing to advancing individual and societal health. The program's strong employment track record extends across the UK and internationally.
Research Opportunities: Your dissertation project allows collaboration with globally recognized faculty at the forefront of exercise science, health innovation, and pioneering research initiatives.
Clinical Experience: We offer diverse placement options where you'll apply classroom knowledge under the guidance of dedicated clinical instructors committed to your professional growth.
Personalized Learning: With intentionally small practical and tutorial groups, students enjoy exceptional support while benefiting from peer knowledge exchange. The program emphasizes self-directed learning approaches.
Expert Faculty: Our instructors bring comprehensive clinical and research experience spanning all physiotherapy specialties, physiology, and public health domains.
Innovative Pedagogy: The curriculum bridges theory and practice through case-based assignments, oral examinations, problem-solving exercises, and guest lectures. This integration ensures coursework remains practice-relevant, delivered through engaging, contemporary teaching methods.
Professional Recognition: Graduates qualify for HCPC registration and may apply for membership in the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy.