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The “Bachelor Sc. Degree in Physiotherapy” aims at training health workers with all necessary knowledge and competence in order to perform the profession of Physiotherapist.
The Course aims at giving the students the ground knowledge at quality and quantity levels in relation to biological and pathological phenomena, cultural basis of physiopathology as well as a specific knowledge of physiotherapy and rehabilitation techniques and their application thanks to clinical practical training. The Course’s main target is the students to learn theoretical and practice aspects in order to develop the right attitudes for physiotherapy treatments with high professionalism and responsibility levels towards the patients and the whole work team. The student will have to interact with competence and awareness with the other professionals (doctors, nurses, ergotherapists, psychologists, sociologists).
At the end of the course of study, the student will have achieved a good level of professional, decisional and operating autonomy. The course’s academic education also concerns health problems of both healthy and ill people in a holistic way, considering the physical, psychological and social environment of the patient.

Title recognition

All students are registered at the State University “Semmelweis University”, and attend the courses at the L.U.de.S. - accredited Semmelweis University Campus of Lugano (Switzerland).

At the end of the course, once all intermediate and the final state examination have been passed, The State Semmelweis University releases the “Bsc. in Physiotherapy”, a qualification which is recognized and allowing to perform the profession in the origin country (Hungary).

At the end of the Course, in addition to the Bachelor of Sc. Degree in Physiotherapy and the transcript, the University will release the EU Diploma Supplement, called “Europass”, according to decision 2141/2004 reached by the European Parliament and Council.

The students achieving the “BSc. in Physiotherapy” released by the State Semmelweis University” (qualifying for the practice of the profession of physiotherapist in the native country), may work in the European Union complying with the procedures set up by the competent Ministries of every country.

Some examples:

For Italy, please follow the procedure described in this page
http://www.salute.gov.it/professioniSanitarie/paginaInterna.jsp?id=92&me...
“Modulistica per il riconoscimento dei titoli delle professioni sanitarie”

For France, please follow the procedure described in this page
http://www.sante.gouv.fr/htm/dossiers/prof_paramed/profession_paramedica...
"Si vous êtes ressortissant d’un Etat membre de l’Union européenne ou d’un autre Etat partie à l’accord sur l’Espace économique européen ET que vous êtes titulaire d’un diplôme qui permet dans votre Etat d’origine ou de provenanced’exercer l’une de ces professions, vous pouvez obtenir une AUTORISATION D’EXERCICE”.

Duration of the course

• Four Academic Years composed of 7.200 HOURS equal to 240 ECTS in total, theory and practice included.

Disciplines

Health and Society, Applied Health Care Economics, Chemistry (elective discipline), Biochemistry (elective discipline), Medical Profession and Ethos, Basics of Psychology I, Profession and Personality I, Anatomy I, Applied Biology, Public Health and Epidemiology I, Healthcare Terminology I, Basics of Biophysics and Medical Technology I, Infocommunication I, Scientific English, Introduction to Higher Education Studies, Physical Education I, Labour and fire protection, Cultural Anthropology of Health and Illness, Management of Health Care Organizations I, Social Norms in Health Care I, General Public Health, Basics of Psychology II, Profession and Personality II, First Aid I, Anatomy II, Physiology and Pathophysiology I, Basics of Health Sciences I, Microbiology, Healthcare Terminology II, Basics of Biophysics and Medical Technology II, Infocommunication II, Scientific English, Physical education II, Management of Health Care Organizations II, Social Norms in Health Care II, First Aid II, Basic of clinical Knowledge I, Physiology and Pathophysiology II, Clinical simulation, Basics of Health Sciences II, Public Health and Epidemiology II, Infocommunication III, Basic of Physiotherapy, Body Awareness, Functional Analysis of the Muscoloskeletal System I, Biomechanics, Scientific English, Physical education B1, Psychology of Supportive Connection, Applied Psychology, Basic of clinical KnowledgeII, Addictology, Functional Analysis of the Muscoloskeletal System II, Manual Techniques I, Applied Training Methodology, Thesis Methdology, Scientific English, Physical education B2, English language for Healthcare Purposes I, Functional Analysis of the Muscoloskeletal System III, Manual Techniques II, Electro-Balneo-Hydro- Climatotherapy, Cardiorespiratory Physiotherapy I, Physiotherapy in Orthopedics I, Thesis Methdology, Health Pedagogy, English language for Healthcare Purposes II, Cardiorespiratory Physiotherapy II, Physiotherapy in Orthopedics II, Physiotherapy in Traumatology, Physiotherapy in Rheumatology, Physiotherapy in Neurology and Psychiatry I, Simulated clinical cases studies, Electrophysiological and Electrodiagnostic Examination, Thesis Methodology, Physiotherapy in Neurology and Psychiatry II, Physiotherapy in Specific Age-groups, Physiotherapy in Special Life situation, Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation  Specific Age-groups, Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation in Special Life situation I, Thesis, Muscoloskeletal Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, Cardiorespiratory Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation, Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation in Neurology, Thesis methodology, clinical practice training.

Preparatory courses

The University offers the students the opportunity to take part in preparatory courses in the following subjects: biology, chemistry, physics, maths, research methodology and medical terminology. Preparatory courses take place before the beginning of the Academic Year.

The University also offers Italian-language and English-language preparatory courses. These courses are subject to the payment of a fee and take place before the beginning of the Academic Year.