Study Physiotherapy
Knowledge that enables movement
Make a difference in people's lives with a rewarding career in physiotherapy.
Southern Cross University is proud to announce the launch of our new Bachelor of Physiotherapy, commencing in 2025.
This degree will equip you with the knowledge and skills to become a highly sought-after physiotherapist. You'll gain a deep understanding of human anatomy, physiology, and movement, alongside expertise in exercise prescription, pain management, and rehabilitation techniques.
You'll gain practical experience through extensive hands-on learning in our modern facilities and supervised clinical placements. This ensures you graduate with the confidence to excel in various healthcare settings – from hospitals and clinics where you'll provide treatment and ongoing care to sporting organisations and private practices where you'll manage injury and prevention strategies.
Applications for the Bachelor of Physiotherapy are now open.
Undergraduate
Undergraduate
Why choose Physio with Southern Cross?
One of the best clinical lab facilities in Australia
At Southern Cross you'll have access to our state-of-the-art resources. Practise on the equipment you will use during your career.
Explore FacilitiesConnections and experience before graduation
Build your knowledge in practical, clinical settings through our extensive partner and placement network
5-stars full-time employment
We are 5-star rated in psychology, nursing and health services and support. We can't wait to add Physio to that list!
(GUG 2024)"Physiotherapy empowers patients to improve their health."
Other allied health study areas
Other allied health study areas
A better way to learn
We’re always looking for a better way to do things. That’s why we’re delivering our courses in six-week terms.
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The University offers a wide range of scholarships for undergraduate and postgraduate students.
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"The practice of yarning is a good way to build up rapport, and it’s from that trust, you can provide adequate and important health care".
Joe Bryant, Aboriginal Health Program Coordinator, MNCLHD Bachelor of Indigenous Studies alumnus.