Tokoha Gakuen University

Programme overview

This faculty trains physiotherapists and occupational therapists who combine technical knowledge with compassionate care. The programme emphasises practical readiness through close collaboration with Tokoha Rehabilitation Hospital and leverages the resources of a comprehensive university setting.

What you'll study

The course is organised over four years and balances theoretical instruction with clinical education. Students follow a curriculum map and numbered courses (curriculum tree) that cover the foundations of rehabilitation, interprofessional collaboration between physiotherapy and occupational therapy, and substantial clinical training in affiliated facilities.

Entry requirements

Admissions information, including the faculty’s admission policy and other entry guidance, is provided by the faculty and university admissions office. Prospective applicants should consult the faculty’s published admission policy and related materials.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for roles as physiotherapists and occupational therapists working in community rehabilitation and hospital environments. The programme highlights readiness for clinical practice and interprofessional work in local healthcare settings.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The university publishes news on student support and occasional disaster-related study assistance; applicants should check the university’s student support and scholarships pages for current funding opportunities and eligibility details.