University of Melbourne

Overview

Why Choose This Program?

The Master of Clinical Rehabilitation at the University of Melbourne is designed to provide you with advanced skills in rehabilitation, focusing on three core themes: theoretical foundations, practical applications, and contextual rehabilitation. You can customize your studies in areas such as women's health, pediatrics, neurology, acute care, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, and innovative technologies. This program also emphasizes leadership and advocacy in the health sector.

What You'll Study

• Master the principles of best practice rehabilitation.
• Develop expertise in health promotion strategies.
• Engage in evidence-based clinical decision-making.

This program covers essential topics including principles of rehabilitation and habilitation, the physiology of fitness, and the pathophysiology of chronic diseases. You will learn to design and implement holistic rehabilitation strategies tailored to individual and group needs, while also exploring emerging technologies in the field.

Entry Requirements

Applicants must hold an undergraduate degree in physiotherapy, medicine, exercise science, occupational therapy, or nursing, along with relevant professional experience.

Career Prospects

Upon graduation, international students may be eligible for a post-study work permit, allowing them to work in Australia for a specified duration. Eligibility criteria include the completion of a degree program that meets the required length, timely application for the work permit after graduation, and compliance with visa conditions during the study period.