Charles University

• Level: Master’s (MSc)
• Duration: 2 years (4 semesters)
• Credits: 120 ECTS
• Delivery: On-campus with supervised clinical placements
• Language of instruction: Not specified in the current record (please confirm with the university)
• Final assessment: Final state exam including Master’s thesis defence and practical/theoretical components
• Clinical training: Includes specialized internships at medical institutions and clinical colloquia under expert supervision

Programme Structure

The curriculum is organised across four semesters and combines advanced theoretical modules with supervised clinical practice.

• Semester 1: Special Kinesiology; Differential Diagnostics
• Semester 2: Clinical Effectiveness in Physiotherapy; Applied PNF
• Semester 3: Special Chapters from Clinical Subjects; Management in Healthcare
• Semester 4: Clinical internships and Clinical Colloquium (supervised); preparation and defence of the Master’s thesis

Specialisation: Students specialise in at least one physiotherapy method or concept (as defined by the programme structure and study plan).

Capstone/Thesis: Master’s thesis leading to thesis defence as part of the final state exam.

Work Permits

After completing your Master’s degree in the Czech Republic, you may be eligible to apply for a post-study work/residence permit, subject to meeting the relevant legal conditions.

• Eligibility: Typically requires that you have completed a recognised degree programme in the Czech Republic and hold a valid residence status for study at the time of application.
• Timing: Applications are generally submitted after graduation and within the period set by the Czech authorities.
• Duration: The permit length depends on the applicable regulation at the time of application and your individual circumstances.
• Work conditions: You must comply with the conditions attached to the residence/work permit (e.g., reporting obligations, maintaining required status).

Important: Rules can change and may differ based on your citizenship and the exact type of permit available. For the most accurate guidance, consult the Czech Ministry of the Interior / official immigration sources and Charles University’s international office.