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Browse 10 courses across Anatomy, Physiology, Pathology, Pharmacology, Microbiology, and exam-prep tracks.
Physiotherapy in Neurological Conditions
A clinically-focused course on neurological physiotherapy — stroke rehab, spinal cord injury management, and approaches to neurodegenerative conditions.
Sports Medicine & Sports Physiotherapy
Covers common sports injuries, on-field management, and physiotherapy-led return-to-sport protocols across major sporting injury categories.
Electrotherapy — Principles & Clinical Application
A hands-on-oriented electrotherapy course covering the physics, indications, contraindications, and clinical application of common electrotherapy modalities used in physiotherapy practice.
Pathology for Physiotherapists
General and systemic pathology with a focus on conditions most relevant to physiotherapy — inflammation, tissue healing, and disease processes affecting rehabilitation planning.
Sociology in Healthcare
Explores social structures, community health, and how social determinants shape patient access to and outcomes from physiotherapy care.
Psychology for Physiotherapy Practice
Covers psychological principles relevant to patient communication, motivation for rehabilitation adherence, and the psychology of chronic pain.
Biochemistry Essentials for Physiotherapy
Simplified biochemistry covering metabolism, nutrition biochemistry, and biochemical basis of common conditions physiotherapists encounter.
Biomechanics — Movement Analysis for Physiotherapists
A practical biomechanics course covering kinetics, kinematics, posture, and gait analysis — the mechanical foundation behind every physiotherapy assessment and intervention.
Human Physiology — Foundations for Physiotherapy
Covers cardiovascular, respiratory, neuromuscular, and metabolic physiology with constant reference to physiotherapy practice — built for BPT 1st year students by Dr. Heena Nawaz.
Anatomy for Physiotherapy Students
A complete first-year Anatomy course built specifically for physiotherapy students — covering musculoskeletal anatomy, joints, and regional anatomy with direct relevance to movement and rehabilitation, taught by Dr. Heena Nawaz.