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Physiotherapy - alternative entry

e1994 · 2014-01-17 19:21:20

Hi, I narrowly missed out on physiotherapy through the CAO and am now two years into studying occupational therapy. However, I still think I prefer physiotherapy and want to do physiotherapy once I finish my course. Does anyone have any idea what would be a good route? :) I was looking at the 2 year accelerated MSc courses…

17-01-2014 7:21pm

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e1994

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Hi,
I narrowly missed out on physiotherapy through the CAO and am now two years into studying occupational therapy. However, I still think I prefer physiotherapy and want to do physiotherapy once I finish my course.
Does anyone have any idea what would be a good route?
I was looking at the 2 year accelerated MSc courses available in the UK but I don't know if Occupational therapy would be accepted as a suitable course for entry since I don't have any background in physics or chemistry.
Would the 3 year BSc perhaps be a better option?
Also, If I was to do the course in the UK would it be funded by the NHS or would I have to pay full fees?

If anyone has any information or suggestions it would be greatly appreciated

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