Program Overview

Program Overview

The Faculty of Physical Therapy at Nahda University offers a comprehensive program in Physical Therapy, designed to provide students with the scientific and practical knowledge necessary to excel in the field.

Program Details

Duration of Study

The program lasts for five years, followed by a one-year obligatory training period.

Credit Hours

The program consists of 196 credit hours, with all courses conducted in English.

Degree

Upon completion of the program, students are awarded a bachelor's degree in Physical Therapy. The faculty has one program that encompasses seven scientific departments:

• Basic Science
• Physical Therapy For Internal Medicine
• Physical Therapy for Orthopedic Surgery
• Physical Therapy for Neurology and Neurosurgery
• Physical Therapy for Pediatrics and its Surgery
• Physical Therapy for Gynecology and Obstetrics
• Physical Therapy for Surgery and Burn

Why Join the Faculty of Physical Therapy?

The Faculty of Physical Therapy at Nahda University follows national and international norms and standards in higher education, adopting modern teaching and learning methods. The faculty laboratories are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment, providing students with hands-on experience in using the latest treatment protocols. The faculty is staffed by a distinguished group of internationally experienced members who have created a unique curriculum that follows international standards.

Research and Facilities

The faculty has centralized research laboratories for various fields, including anatomy, physiology, tissues, biochemistry, biophysics, computer science, pediatric, heart, mortality, electrotherapy, electrodiagnostic, hydrotherapy, motion analysis, therapeutic exercise, measurement, and manual therapy.

International Affiliations

The faculty is working on an affiliation program with a world-class Physiotherapy College in California, USA, allowing for the exchange of faculty and students. The faculty has also coordinated with a large recruitment organization in the European health profession and is in the final stage of agreeing on job opportunities for graduates in Europe and the Middle East.

Mission

The Faculty of Physical Therapy aims to provide students with scientific and practical knowledge, as well as develop effective educational means and media, to graduate specialists who can provide high-quality therapist, researcher, and community services.

Vision

The faculty seeks to develop and improve the profession of physical therapy, enabling graduates to compete in the job market regionally and internationally, and apply the best quality of care to patients.