8 Master's degrees in Physiotherapy in Scotland, United Kingdom

Our two-year, pre-registration Masters course in physiotherapy will prepare you for a career as a fully qualified and autonomous physiotherapist. The Physiotherapy (pre-registration) programme is offered at University of Stirling.

This Physiotherapy (Pre-registration) MSc course from Edinburgh Napier University will allow you to become a confident and proficient Physiotherapist with a strong grasp of integrated working

The Physiotherapy – Pre-registration M.Sc. at Robert Gordon University is an intensive, two-year programme designed for graduates seeking professional registration. Delivered on campus through a full-time study mode, this course combines advanced academic theory with diverse clinical placements to prepare you for practice.

You want to problem-solve in a clinical capacity, think independently and practise as a chartered physiotherapist – and you’re ready to get there fast. The accelerated Physiotherapy (pre-registration) from Glasgow Caledonian University is the programme for you.

Learn in state-of-the-art facilities, study the latest in clinical research and get leading-edge training in the Advanced Physiotherapy Practice programme from Glasgow Caledonian University. 

Advanced Physiotherapy Practice from Queen Margaret University you will gain an understanding of what matters in contemporary global physiotherapy practice.

This MSc in Speech and Language Therapy (Pre-Registration) at Queen Margaret University offers a comprehensive two-year full-time programme. Designed for graduates seeking a fast track into speech therapy, this course equips students with essential skills and knowledge to support individuals with communication challenges and related needs.

The Advancing Practice in Physiotherapy programme at Queen Margaret University is a flexible, part-time master’s degree delivered entirely online. Designed for working professionals, this public study mode course lasts between two and five years, focusing on leadership and person-centred change in clinical practice.