Facilities - There is an excellent range of sporting and leisure facilities on campus and Brunel featured in the London 2012 pre Olympic and Paralympic games training camp guide. See /services/sport for further details. - Our students use purpose-built rooms and equipment to simulate the clinical environment. This includes a specialist gym and customised treatment rooms. Features - Teaching is delivered in-house by experienced physiotherapy lecturers with specific specialist clinical knowledge and skills. - Students learn with other allied health students (inter-professional learning across subject areas), similar to the clinical working environment. Clinical Placements - We offer placements at established London hospitals including King's cross, Chelsea and Westminster, The Royal National Hospital for Neurology and Great Ormond Street. - Clinical placements begin in the second year by which time students are fully prepared to engage with clinical practice and benefit from direct hands-on experience. - Six specialist study blocks have been incorporated into our programme to develop awareness of specialist and emerging areas of physiotherapy. These small study blocks support our students to develop a wider perspective on healthcare provision and the physiotherapy profession. - PebblePad software is used to deliver and monitor Continuing Personal and Professional Development (CPPD) activities, preparing students for the transition to qualified physiotherapist. Successful completion of this course means you will be eligible to apply for registration with the Health and Care Professions Council and to the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy. Our graduate employment rates are high - 100% of the 2015/16 cohort found employment within six months of graduating (DHLE).

Certificate of Secondary (Complete) General Education This qualification is not normally accepted for direct entry to our degree courses. However it may be accepted for an international foundation programme