"The teachers here are great"»
The students get the chance to meet patients»
The students at the Bachelor Programme in Physiotherapy at Luleå University of Technology had the opportunity to examine two patients with rheumatic disease.– It is great to meet them so early in the program, says the students Paulina Viklund and Albin Johansson.
Students and teachers meet to create a physiotherapy education of high quality»
Students and teachers from the eight universities in Sweden who offer a physiotherapy education met during a conference to discuss common issues.
Physiotherapist became the year»
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The honorable title of the year's alumni at Luleå University of Technology went to Fredrik Larsson in 2017, who today is a physiotherapist for IFK Göteborg and for the Swedish national team in football.
Appreciated lecture by Fredrik Larsson»
Fredrik Larsson, this years alumn, held a long-awaited lecture for physiotherapist students at Luleå University of Technology. About 80 students came to listen to his journey.
Clinical training in Australia»
Physiotherapist student Frida Johansson chose to do her clinical education in Australia. For two weeks she was in a multidisciplinary clinic where she gained experience from several professions.
"Every individual we meet is unique"»
Desirée Ljungström, Lund, thinks that each patient is a new equation that needs to be resolved and that the education gives the students the tools needed to succeed.
"I like new challenges"»
Thobias Forss has practiced many athletes and an interest in the function and development of the body grew forth. Therefore, the physiotherapist program was a natural choice.
"There is nothing like it in Sweden "»
The aspiring physiotherapist Ida Sivander has won LTU Big Air for two consecutive years and despite national championships on her CV, it is the race she values the most.
Bachelor Programme in Physiotherapy
180 Credits,
Programme, bachelor's level
This programme is only offered in the language of Swedish.
Please visit the Swedish page for more information.
Please visit the Swedish page for more information.