Graduates of this program may work as healthcare professionals in various fields and, if they wish, further advance their careers through postgraduate education and academic studies.
Graduates of the Department of Physiotherapy and Rehabilitation may provide clinical services in various units of university, public, and private hospitals, including orthopedics, neurology, cardiology, rheumatology, and intensive care, as well as in medical centers.
They may also work in private physiotherapy and rehabilitation centers, prosthetics and orthotics units, and special education and rehabilitation centers where pediatric rehabilitation services are provided.
Graduates may work in sports clubs and national teams in the field of athlete health, while also providing preventive and health-promoting physiotherapy services in wellness centers, thermal and spa centers, and community health centers.
In addition, they may work in geriatric rehabilitation in nursing homes, home care services, ergonomics and occupational health units in industrial organizations, or pursue an academic career at universities and continue their activities in education and research.
Students enrolled in this program may apply for horizontal transfer to eligible undergraduate programs in accordance with the relevant regulations and the transfer requirements of higher education institutions.
As this is a four-year undergraduate program, vertical transfer is not applicable to students enrolled in the program.