Certificate
Graduate Certificate in Physiotherapy (Exercise and Women's Health)
What will I study?
Overview
Intended learning outcomes
On completion of this course, graduates will be able to demonstrate:
- an advanced knowledge of anatomy, physiology and pathology applied to a specialist physiotherapy area;
- an advanced understanding of the recent knowledge base in a specialist physiotherapy area;
- advanced clinical skills and techniques applicable to a specialist physiotherapy area; and
- an ability to promote evidence-based practice in a specialist physiotherapy area.
- a capacity for self-directed learning and the motivation for life-long independent learning;
- an advanced level of oral and written communication;
- an ability to critically evaluate and synthesise research literature;
- a capacity to manage competing demands on time;
- an appreciation of the team approach to learning in complex areas.
and the following generic skills:
Teaching dates
PHTY90097 Musculoskeletal Disorders for Women
Teaching dates | Focus | Notes |
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15 July 2024 | Orientation | Pre-teaching start date |
22 July – 8 September 2024 | Online Learning | Online (asynchronous) – study at your own pace |
30 August–1 September 2024 | Practical Intensive | Dual delivery - Face-to-face on campus (Parkville) or Online (live, not recorded) |
22 September 2024 | Assessment | Assessment end date |
PHTY90004 Exercise for Women
Teaching dates | Focus | Notes |
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7 October 2024 | Orientation | Pre-teaching start date |
14 October – 1 December 2024 | Online Learning | Online (asynchronous) – study at your own pace |
22–24 November 2024 | Practical Intensive | Dual delivery - Face-to-face on campus (Parkville) or Online (live, not recorded) |
15 December 2024 | Assessment | Assessment end date |
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