Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT)
Macquarie University offers a 3-year Doctor of Physiotherapy (DPT) designed for future clinical leaders. This advanced graduate entry degree develops the technical expertise and leadership skills needed for registered practice as a physiotherapist in Australia and around the world.
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Join Australia’s first fully integrated academic health network at MQ Health. You will learn in state-of-the-art facilities alongside working clinicians, gaining deep insight into patient-centered care. The curriculum blends evidence-based theory with hands-on practice, ensuring you are career-ready within a supportive and innovative environment that connects your studies to the healthcare industry.
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Program At a Glance
Location
Sydney, New South Wales
Duration
3 years full-time
Intake
February
Campus
North Ryde
CRICOS Provider
00002J
TEQSA
PRV12032
Why Choose the Macquarie DPT experience
Launch your physio career at a top-ranked university. Physiotherapy at Macquarie offers a clinical focus and a modern curriculum to prepare you for diverse roles in global healthcare teams.
Clinical Placements
Gain more than 1,000 hours of clinical experience across diverse settings, from acute care to rehabilitation. These placements ensure you develop the confidence and practical skills required for work.
Advanced Clinical Focus
Unlike bachelor's programs, the DPT offers advanced units in leadership, management, and research, equipping you to manage complex cases and lead therapy teams in any clinical setting.
Direct Industry Links
Study within the MQ Health precinct to build professional networks. You will be taught by active researchers and expert clinicians who are at the very forefront of physiotherapy practice.
Global Career Outcomes
Graduate with a qualification that is recognized internationally. This degree prepares you to register as a physiotherapist and work in sports, private practice, hospitals, or community health.