Always in motion
More and more people are finding it difficult to move for a variety of reasons. Physiotherapists use manual techniques, individualised training, exercises and the use of aids to help restore or improve mobility. A huge relief for patients!
With this degree programme, you can combine vocational training as a physiotherapist with an academic bachelor's degree – twice as good!
Programme content and structure
Abitur, and you're set!
The physiotherapy degree programme we offer belongs to the first group of "primary qualifying" bachelor's degree programmes. This means that you can obtain a professional license as a physiotherapist and a Bachelor of Science degree without prior vocational training. You study full-time and 1600 hours of practical training are integrated into the course.
By the way – we also offer the Internal link opens in the same window:"Physiotherapy Plus" programme for physiotherapists who already have a vocational qualification and want to gain an academic qualification!
What's covered
PT Study and Examination Regulations (SPO)
Download file:General Bachelor SPO
Download file:Overview of the electives available to PT with AGW/AGF
Download file:FAQ PT
Special features
university degree vs vocational training
You may be wondering how this relatively new degree programme differs from the previous vocational training. You study with us for 3.5 years (instead of three as in the vocational training), but in addition to the professional license, you also achieve the academic bachelor's degree. The only costs incurred are semester fees. The number of practical hours - 1600 - is the same for both paths. During the course, we take a scientific look at the methods, techniques and skills of physios and also scrutinise them. We also offer you the exciting opportunity to do internships abroad. And once you have completed your bachelor's degree, the academic path is open to you, i.e. to a master's degree or doctorate.