Duration: 4 Years full-time (or part-time equivalent)
Study allied health programs in occupational therapy, physiotherapy and speech pathology. These courses are delivered at the Uni Hub’s Port Pirie University Centre.
What courses are available?
• Bachelor of Allied Health Sciences (Occupational Therapy)
• Bachelor of Allied Health Sciences (Physiotherapy)
• Bachelor of Allied Health Sciences (Speech Pathology)
Where can I study?
Each of these courses are available to study at the Uni Hub’s Port Pirie University Centre.
Why Flinders University?
Flinders University degrees are developed in partnership with local communities including local health networks, service providers, and accrediting bodies.
Topics are taught by Flinders allied health experts and industry practitioners.
Study is student-centred, with small class sizes with supportive staff.
Study full time or part-time.
Local placement opportunities allow you to study and help your community.
Study an allied health qualification without travelling to Adelaide or without leaving town or without travelling to the city.
COURSE SUMMARY
Bachelor of Allied Health Sciences (Occupational Therapy)
- Develop the knowledge and skills to become a registered occupational therapist.
- Work with people to improve their skills and abilities, change the way they do an activity, or modify their environment, to help them live their best life.
- Strong focus on preparing students for practice with individuals, communities, and families, including rural and remote populations.
Bachelor of Allied Health Sciences (Physiotherapy)
- Develop the knowledge and skills to become a registered physiotherapist.
- Work to assess and manage people with musculoskeletal, cardiovascular, respiratory or neurological conditions or impairments.
- Strong focus on preparing students for practice with individuals, communities and families, including rural and remote populations.
Bachelor of Allied Health Sciences (Speech Pathology)
- Develop the knowledge and skills to become a registered speech pathologist.
- Provide diagnosis and treatment strategies to help people who experience difficulty communicating and swallowing.
- Strong focus on preparing students for practice with individuals, communities and families, including rural and remote populations.
Contact Uni Hub
Want to know more?
We can organise an appointment to explain specific course information or answer any questions. We provide full application and enrolment support. We communicate direct with the university and are here to help throughout the entire process and beyond.