Masters (Coursework)
The Master of Clinical Rehabilitation enhances expertise in diverse rehabilitation contexts, focusing on areas such as women's health, paediatrics, and musculoskeletal rehabilitation. It emphasizes hands-on experience, leadership, and health advocacy while teaching principles of best practice rehabilitation.
Advance your expertise in rehabilitation across diverse clinical and community contexts
The Master of Clinical Rehabilitation has been developed around three major themes: theory and practice, research and innovation, and rehabilitation in context. Gain hands-on experience while learning from expert educators. Within these themes, you can focus your studies on a variety of subjects related to your specific profession, including women's health, paediatrics, neurology, acute care, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, and emerging technology. You will also have the opportunity to develop skills in leadership and health advocacy.
As a student, you'll deepen your skills and learn the principles of best practice rehabilitation, including how to help people regain lost skills, the physiology of fitness and conditioning, the pathophysiology of common conditions, and the specific needs of those affected by limited ability and function.
Advance your expertise in rehabilitation across diverse clinical and community contexts
The Master of Clinical Rehabilitation has been developed around three major themes: theory and practice, research and innovation, and rehabilitation in context. Gain hands-on experience while learning from expert educators. Within these themes, you can focus your studies on a variety of subjects related to your specific profession, including women's health, paediatrics, neurology, acute care, musculoskeletal rehabilitation, and emerging technology. You will also have the opportunity to develop skills in leadership and health advocacy.
As a student, you'll deepen your skills and learn the principles of best practice rehabilitation, including how to help people regain lost skills, the physiology of fitness and conditioning, the pathophysiology of common conditions, and the specific needs of those affected by limited ability and function.