Pre-physical Therapy in University of Regina, Canada

Pre-physical Therapy in University of Regina

The School of Physical Therapy at the University of Saskatchewan has implemented a Master of Physical Therapy program. Applicants are eligible to apply to the School of Physical Therapy after the completion of a four year baccalaureate degree in any discipline, with specific focus on the most recent 60 credits hours of academic study (September-April). Some specific pre-requisite courses are required.

Each Professional program is slightly different and students are encouraged to contact the admissions department of the program they are interested in to confirm and develop an adequate understanding of the application requirements.  The links above will take you to the web pages of the professional programs that students will most often apply for after completing their pre-professional requirements at the University of Regina.  Students are welcome to meet with the Academic Program Advisor in Science to discuss other programs and get assistance with choosing courses that will meet pre-requisite requirements for their Professional program of interest.

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