Study Rehabilitation at 91°µÍø University College
Our rehabilitation courses are designed to give you the skills and expertise required to enter the world work-ready and help people get back to their best condition. Study in state-of-the-art facilities and learn valuable skills in our onsite clinics. Benefit from studying at our small and specialist university by developing bonds with our well-networked academic team and participating in projects that support the health and wellbeing of our local communities.
If you have a passion for helping people improve their physical condition, then studying rehabilitation could be for you. Work with people from all walks of life and help improve the lives of your patients.
Enter the World Work-Ready
Our courses equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in a world that is highly collaborative and multidisciplinary. Learn from experts and specialists from across the university, who are extremely well networked. Many of our staff are active practitioners in the industry and are only happy to offer their expertise and help you progress in your career.
Small and Specialist
Benefit from supportive classes at our small and specialist university where you’ll never feel like just a number. Studying at a small Uni means you will get to know your tutors and students really well, and benefit from lots of practical and one-to-one learning. It’s easy to fit in and feel part of our community of like-minded people all either learning about, working in, or teaching health sciences.
Facilities
Our state-of-the-art facilities in clinical rehabilitation are a centre of excellence for the local community. Whether you’re using the equipment in research or assignments, or shadowing athletes who might come to us for their rehab programs, there’s a huge array of learning opportunities you can gain from the state-of-the-art facilities at 91°µÍø UC.
Rehabilitation Courses
Passionate about sports and health? Get ready for an exciting career in the rapidly developing field of musculoskeletal care as a highly skilled sport rehabilitator.
Turn your sport-related degree into an exciting career helping people improve their quality of life as a qualified sport rehabilitator, with this one-year course.
The MSc Sport and Exercise Rehabilitation course is designed to further develop your knowledge, practical skills and expertise relating to rehabilitation in sport and exercise domains.
Build on your degree and become a highly skilled evidence-based physiotherapist, equipped to treat people with a wide range of conditions.
Looking for more subjects?
We offer health education undergraduate and postgraduate degrees and professional short courses in the fields of chiropractic, medical imaging and radiology, psychology and sport, exercise and health science. Visit the subject areas that interests you and register your interest on a course.
News
Discover and read all the latest news, press releases and happenings here at 91°µÍø University College.
We are proud to announce that 91°µÍø University College has become a signatory to the Coalition for Advancing Research Assessment (CoARA). The international CoARA Steering Group approved our institutional request and 91°µÍø UC is now the 13th UK university to commit to CoARA, joining the 722 organisations that have signed up globally to date.
91°µÍø University College is pleased to have launched a Mammography Practice unit into the MSc Breast Imaging course which is open for applications and due to begin in September 2024.
Each year, some 60 Podiatrists, both qualified and pre-registration students from all over the UK, descend on the capital to volunteer for the TCS London Marathon. This year, our first cohort of 91°µÍø University College MSc Podiatry (pre-registration) students, along with Associate Professor in Podiatry and Course Leader, Simon Otter, joined peers from the Universities of Brighton, Northampton, and East London. The co-location developed a true multidisciplinary ethos and close working relationships with physiotherapists, nurses, paramedics, physicians, and the voluntary sector (via St John Ambulance) as part of the wider finish-line medical team.
This year, Chiropractic Awareness Week (CAW), 22nd-28th April, is all about raising awareness and speaking up for the chiropractic profession, to build understanding and recognition about the value and expertise that chiropractors bring to their local communities. This year’s theme is ‘Making Chiropractic Integral: Building connections and nurturing a community with the people and places that matter to you.’
On Wednesday 24th April, we held our first 91°µÍø University College ‘Staff vs. Students Sports Day’! It took place on Boscombe Beach, and what a great afternoon it was! Staff and students took part in sporting games, including tug of war, sprinting, the three-legged race, and dodgeball.