Master in Physiotherapy

Shape the Future of Healthcare with a Master’s Degree in Physiotherapy from Lithuanian Sports University!

Are you ready to elevate your career and truly transform lives? At Lithuanian Sports University, our Master’s Degree in Physiotherapy offers a dynamic blend of evidence-based practice, in-depth learning, and cutting-edge research, empowering you to become a leader in healthcare.

This program is designed to deepen your expertise, enabling you to assess patients with precision, develop innovative treatment strategies, and apply the latest research-backed techniques to improve patient outcomes. Through a focus on scientifically proven methods and the analysis of advanced clinical cases during lessons, you’ll gain the skills to address complex health challenges with confidence.

Imagine leading groundbreaking research projects, collaborating with international experts, and working with diverse patient groups. With opportunities to participate in research initiatives, you’ll not only refine your skills but also contribute to the advancement of physiotherapy.

Join a community of forward-thinking professionals passionate about evidence-based care and innovation. Ready to lead, discover, and inspire? Enroll in the Master’s Degree program at LSU – where your journey to shaping the future of healthcare begins!

• Language: English B2 level or IELTS 6.0/TOEFL 5.50
  
• Credits: 120 ECTS
  
• Begins: October
  
• Study type: Full-time
  
• Duration: 2 years
  
• Prerequisites: Higher University education, Bachelor’s degree in Rehabilitation/ Physiotherapy, qualification of a physiotherapist.
  
• Diploma: Master of Rehabilitation, Physical therapist

Objectives

The program based on international achievements in fundamental and applied interdisciplinary sciences and technologies has the aim to train advanced physiotherapy professionals who will be able to apply up-to-date scientific evidence-based diagnostic methods in clinical practice, perform prevention of injuries and illnesses, raise hypotheses, initiate and implement biomedical research, develop local and international projects, supervise physiotherapists, work in private practice and continue studies at postgraduate level.