Program Overview

Master of Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy

The Master of Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy program is designed to provide students with advanced knowledge and skills in the field of rehabilitation sciences and physiotherapy.

Program Overview

The program focuses on neurological conditions, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of the theoretical and practical aspects of rehabilitation sciences and physiotherapy.

Student Testimonials

Students from diverse backgrounds have shared their experiences in the program. For instance, Ahmad Usama Ali Khan from Pakistan and Clara Senior Osafo Sasu from Ghana are pursuing the Master of Rehabilitation Sciences and Physiotherapy with a focus on neurological conditions.

• Ahmad's Background: Ahmad obtained his degree in Doctor of Physical Therapy from Riphah International University in Islamabad, Pakistan. He worked as a physiotherapist and co-founded a physiotherapy clinic before deciding to pursue a Master's degree to refine his competences in neurological conditions.
• Clara's Background: Clara graduated with a BSc in Physiotherapy from the University of Ghana in Accra, Ghana. She developed an interest in neurorehabilitation during her voluntary service in a stroke center and decided to enroll in the Master's program to gain in-depth knowledge.

Program Experience

Both Ahmad and Clara have shared their impressions of the program:

• Ahmad's Experience: Ahmad is satisfied with the program, highlighting its student-centered and evidence-based teaching approach. He appreciates the attention given to individual students and the provision of scientific literature for comprehensive understanding. Ahmad hopes to pursue a PhD after completing his Master's thesis on vestibular disorders in diabetes type 2 patients.
• Clara's Experience: Clara finds the program well-structured, with stimulating theoretical classes. She is adapting to attending lectures with a large number of students, having come from a smaller class size in Ghana. Clara is currently doing a clinical traineeship at the University Hospital, where she is learning new techniques and approaches.

Advice for Future Students

• Ahmad's Advice: Learn Dutch to help with everyday life and on-campus interactions. He recommends seeking help from Atlas, the bureau for integration in Antwerp, for Dutch language courses.
• Clara's Advice: Clara recommends the program but advises future students that it is demanding and advanced, requiring commitment to study and determination. The program includes many theoretical lessons and more than just a thesis.