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Pursue a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physical Therapy at Mapúa

Jumpstart your career in healthcare with Mapúa University’s BS Physical Therapy program. Step forward and learn novel techniques for improving lives and advancing the field of rehabilitation through our extensive curriculum in collaboration with Arizona State University.

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Pioneer Your Future in Physical Therapy at Mapúa

Mapúa University’s Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy, in collaboration with Arizona State University®, is a dynamic four-year program that prepares you to excel in healthcare. Our curriculum focuses on deep theoretical knowledge paired with extensive hands-on practice in our cutting-edge simulation centers. This innovative approach ensures our graduates are well-equipped to address diverse health challenges, restore physical function, and significantly enhance patient quality of life. Join us to become a leader in physical therapy and make a profound impact in various healthcare environments.

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Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapist

Focus on patients with heart and lung diseases, helping improve their physical endurance and overall health.

Educator

Teach future physical therapists in academic settings, sharing knowledge and skills necessary for the profession.

General Physical Therapist

Provide broad-based care to patients of all ages with various musculoskeletal, neuromuscular, and cardiopulmonary conditions.

Neurologic Physical Therapist

Assist patients with neurological disorders or injuries, aiming to enhance motor function and independence.

Orthopedic Physical Therapist

Specialize in treating musculoskeletal injuries, often collaborating closely with orthopedic doctors and surgeons.

Pediatric Physical Therapist

Work with children to address developmental or injury-related issues affecting their physical function and mobility.

Physical Therapist

Specialize in rehabilitating patients to improve their movement and manage pain across various settings, including hospitals and private practices.

Physical Therapist Researcher

Engage in clinical research to develop new techniques and evidence-based practices in physical therapy.

Sports Physical Therapist

Focus on helping athletes recover from injuries and improve performance, often working within sports teams or specialized clinics.