The programme aims to develop graduates who are able to:

• Synthesise theoretical and conceptual knowledge of the cardiorespiratory, neurological and musculoskeletal systems to the practice of physiotherapy.
• Be competent in the delivery of physiotherapy interventions for the effective rehabilitation and management of people with a range of conditions.
• Competently prescribe, and monitor physiotherapy interventions responsibly, based on a clinically-reasoned approach following an appropriate assessment and diagnosis.
• Apply specialist knowledge and understanding of movement and movement dysfunction to clinical practice.
• Use an innovative and creative approach to meet evolving service developments and healthcare needs.
• Perform effectively and professionally within a health care team.
• Adopt and facilitate a collaborative, holistic , proactive and professional approach to healthcare practice.
• Articulate and integrate the advanced critical thinking and reflective skills required to be autonomous lifelong learners.
• Use an evidence-based approach in practice which integrates research findings into patient assessment and management.
• Integrate the ethical, social and cultural dimensions of healthcare within clinical judgement.
• Articulate ideas clearly, effectively, collaboratively and professionally to patients, carers, the multidisciplinary team and other relevant stakeholders.