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Physiotherapy BSc Hons
Humans are intricate beings, but what happens when injury or disease stops your body from working the way it should? Through clinical placements, case-based and simulated practice learning our newly accredited
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29th October 24
Physiotherapy, BSc Hons FullTime
Pursuing a Masters in Physiotherapy at the University of Nottingham has been rewarding. The faculty is knowledgeable and supportive, and the curriculum is challenging yet engaging, covering both theoretical and practical aspects. The degree emphasizes patient-centered care, with many opportunities to refine skills through workshops and placements. Overall, it’s an excellent program for anyone serious about a career in physiotherapy.
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Entry requirements for Health Professions and Physiotherapyh at University of Nottingham
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Required subjects for Physiotherapy BSc Hons at University of Nottingham
including Biology or PE. A pass in the practical element is required for any science subject taken. General Studies not accepted.
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Most relevant Student Reviews for Physiotherapy BSc Hons at University of Nottingham
member10122670
29th October 24
Physiotherapy, BSc Hons FullTime
Pursuing a Masters in Physiotherapy at the University of Nottingham has been rewarding. The faculty is knowledgeable and supportive, and the curriculum is challenging yet engaging, covering both theoretical and practical aspects. The degree emphasizes patient-centered care, with many opportunities to refine skills through workshops and placements. Overall, it’s an excellent program for anyone serious about a career in physiotherapy. read more
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member570100
17th July 22
Physiotherapy, BSc Hons FullTime
Honestly, I couldn't be happier with my course. Being small, I feel supported and included in everything we do. I know all of my lecturers on a first-name, conversational basis and they are supportive and engaging. My personal tutor was one of my lecturers, which made me feel so supported whenever I needed help because we already were able to build a close relationship - both my PT and lecturer were instantly there for me and endlessly supportive when I went through a tough time and needed EC. Job prospects are amazing; the range of clinical placements were have access to are great and being taught in a medical school that is in a hospital makes you feel immersed in a clinical environment the minute you start your course. read more
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Itzelontiveros
2nd December 24
Nutrition and Dietetics, MNutr FullTime
The professors motivate you to develop critical appraisal and you always feel supported and inspired by them read more
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member7113355
12th August 24
Health Promotion and Public Health, BSc Hons FullTime
It was a fair experience. Not extraordinary read more
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member7101286
19th February 24
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The course is definitely not medically focused and feels more food science like in the first and second years. Modules have overlapped in content and assessment which can feel like a waste of time. Timetabelling is often bad with lectures being random and not fixed week to week, especially in first year. I have had more than one lecturer who I feel did not communicate clearly the coursework briefs. The job prospects are very good with most people getting a job with their placement provider. read more
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member13100228
12th February 24
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Great course, very happy I picked it, and I am thoroughly enjoying my university experience so far read more
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7th July 23
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Great course would recommend. Great faculty, modules. read more
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member1286880
26th May 23
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Good but first year is not that interesting or dietetics specific read more
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member1286862
26th May 23
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Good degree, mostly relevant teaching read more
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member582294
26th March 23
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It’s a fun and interactive course read more
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member1377249
6th February 23
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Very intense, few days a week, no exams, lots of learning on the side read more
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member1368562
27th April 22
Nutrition and Dietetics, MNutr FullTime
Fun and practical for future dietitian read more
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stanislava.kat
18th August 19
Nutrition and Dietetics, MNutr FullTime
Absolutely love my course, wouldn't do any other to be honest. The content is really good, the lectures are comprehensive and detailed, the staff and lecturers are always helpful! read more
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member735980
10th February 19
Nutrition and Dietetics, MNutr FullTime
Absolutely love my course, I find most tutors to be great and explain things clearly and are also very helpful in case we have questions. The university offers a lot of support which is amazing. Some modules may seem odd at first but they all tie together. read more
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member1027114
3rd August 17
Nutrition, BSc Hons FullTime
This course costs £6500 and it 100% NOT worth the money. They pretend to care about you in the first semester and we have regular meetings with your personal tutor and you learn about the fundamentals of nutrition (relevant). After that, probably when they've received the next payment, the interest in you drops off and you're only in 2 half days a week. Don't do this course if you're looking to get a job out of it... you don't learn any industry experience or real-life examples. The postgraduate end of year project is horrendously organised. You don't hear anything about throughout the year and then you're given a random list of project titles (all of which were very uninspiring this year) and you have to pick your favourite (this is around March). Then you don't hear anything for ages... but suddenly you have to be available when they say. Don't expect to be able to plan any sort of summer plans because they'll mess you around. read more
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member10122670
29th October 24
Physiotherapy, BSc Hons FullTime
Pursuing a Masters in Physiotherapy at the University of Nottingham has been rewarding. The faculty is knowledgeable and supportive, and the curriculum is challenging yet engaging, covering both theoretical and practical aspects. The degree emphasizes patient-centered care, with many opportunities to refine skills through workshops and placements. Overall, it’s an excellent program for anyone serious about a career in physiotherapy. read more
Value for Money
Teaching Quality
Personal Tutor
Course Content
Job Prospects
member570100
17th July 22
Physiotherapy, BSc Hons FullTime
Honestly, I couldn't be happier with my course. Being small, I feel supported and included in everything we do. I know all of my lecturers on a first-name, conversational basis and they are supportive and engaging. My personal tutor was one of my lecturers, which made me feel so supported whenever I needed help because we already were able to build a close relationship - both my PT and lecturer were instantly there for me and endlessly supportive when I went through a tough time and needed EC. Job prospects are amazing; the range of clinical placements were have access to are great and being taught in a medical school that is in a hospital makes you feel immersed in a clinical environment the minute you start your course. read more
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Teaching Quality
Personal Tutor
Course Content
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