Physical Therapy

Overview

Master of Physical Therapy program from Western University - Canada is dedicated to being internationally recognized for excellence, leadership and innovation in Physical Therapy education, practice and research through dedicated clinical, academic and professional partnerships. The program prepares students to seek licensure to practice physiotherapy in Canada in a wide range of practice settings. 

The Western MPT program generates learning environments that foster dynamic educational interactions, build on a base of the theory, practice and professional foundations of physical therapy. The theoretical foundations of the program are translated into practice through six educational principals; critical appraisal, professional competencies, adaptable and social learning environments contextualized to practice and critical reflection. the instructional pedagogy is experiential case-based learning supported by a blended learning environment. The program strives to generate collaborative learning environments, encouraging learners to reflect on the practice and examine their own knowledges, values and beliefs to foster the critical thinking skills necessary for autonomous healthcare practice and life-long learning. 

Graduates with Physical Therapy from Western University - Canada will:

• be prepared for entry-to-practice as autonomous primary care professionals with the requisite competencies

• provide leadership and service to individuals and communities within a complex, dynamic global health care environment.  

Accreditation

Fully compliant until February 15, 2029, accredited by PEAC.