Seminars and Interview Sessions

Physiotherapy Seminar (Brunel University London)

In the Seminar, John Cossar (Senior Lecturer & Divisional Lead of Physiotherapy) from Brunel University London will introduce their Physiotherapy programmes, covering areas such as course structure & content, facilities, entry requirement, mode of assessment, professional qualifications, graduate prospect and more!

• What’s Physiotherapy? What’s Occupational Therapy?
• What are their differences? How do Physiotherapist and Occupational Therapist work together when they work with patients?
• What attributes does the University look for in a student? Where should applicants pay extra attention when they prepare for their applications and interviews?
• Course Introduction: At the end of the Seminar, John Cossar will briefly introduce their programmes – BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy – covering areas such as course structure, professional qualifications, placement oppportunities, etc.

Professional Qualification:
Academic requirement of the professional qualifications can be fulfilled via completing a recognized Undergraduate degree and a two-year Postgraduate (Conversion) degree

If students plan to return to Hong Kong and practise as a physiotherapist, they must first obtain respective registered status in the UK before they are eligible to register in Hong Kong.

The BSc (Hons) Physiotherapy in Brunel University London is approved by the Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC) and the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (CSP), which therefore qualifies graduates for registration with HCPC as a physiotherapist. The BSc (Hons) is also one of the Quotable Qualifications of Physiotherapists Board of Hong Kong. Graduates of the Programme therefore are eligible to register with the Physiotherapists Board of Hong Kong, after registration in the UK.

University Profile: Brunel University London

Located in the suburb of London and just about half an hour away from Heathrow Airport, Brunel University London is ranked the 59^th in the UK and has a strong focus on employability. Many of its programmes are sandwich programmes, providing a year of full time work placement opportunities for students. In addition to that, skills modules (such as oral communication and computer literacy) are usually included in a degree. In recent years, the University has expanded its academic territories to include new programmes such as creative writing, sonic arts, aviation engineering, pilot studies as well as game design.

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