- "Gimbernat" School of Nursing and Physiotherapy (affiliated school)
- Sant Cugat del Vallès
- Duration: 4 courses - 240 credits
- Places: 240
- Admission mark: 6,750
- Price per credit: 128.58€ (18.46 official fee + 110.12 school's fee) (can be paid in 12 instalments).
- Language: Catalan and Spanish
- Academic calendar
- Learning mode: Classroom-based learning.
The EU Gimbernat School is a pioneering centre in the introduction of physiotherapy studies in Catalonia.
You will receive practical and theoretical training, based on the latest scientific evidence, with the support of a highly qualified and experienced teaching team.
You will learn to integrate different methods and knowledge aimed at clinical therapy, promotion and maintenance of people's health.
We have a wide range of practice centres and simulation spaces where you will be able to complement your training in real contexts.
You will have the opportunity to specialise as a physiotherapist in one of our five specialisations: Musculoskeletal System, Thorax, Neurology, Paediatrics and Sports.
You will be able to participate in mobility programmes in prestigious universities around the world, which will offer you a global perspective of the profession.
We are committed to your future by offering you a wide range of university master's degrees and continuing education programmes.
Career options
Physiotherapy is undertaken in the areas of paediatrics, sport, orthopaedic surgery, rehabilitation, rheumatology, geriatrics and neurology. The main job sectors are:
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Hospitals and private clinics
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Primary care centres
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Rehabilitation centres
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Special education centres
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Sports centres
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Care homes for the elderly
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Company health services
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Psychiatric practices
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Spas
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Pneumology
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Another possibility is self-employment in private practices or in domestic care, teaching and research.
Testimonials
Mobility programmes
- Exchanges with European universities (Erasmus+): Austria, Belgium, Lithuania, Finland, the Netherlands, Italy and Portugal.
- Summer courses at the University of Lille, France and Utrecht University, the Netherlands.