Bachelor of Podiatry
Study Area
Study Level
University
State
Course Detail
Campus
Intake Time
Standard Duration
About the Course
As a podiatry student you will gain an advanced understanding of both the theoretical and practical aspects of podiatry, as well as the physical, chemical and social sciences relevant to working in healthcare. You will also learn the aspects of medicine and surgery relevant to diagnosing and treating foot abnormalities. During the first year, you will cover topics to give you an introduction to health sciences including: human anatomy human physiology biomechanics disease groups and conditions. You will also develop advanced communication skills and explore the assessment and treatment of common podiatry problems. The second year aims to expand your knowledge in clinical sciences, including studies in assessment protocols and procedures. During your third and fourth years you will develop advanced clinical practice skills, including surgery (and other orthopaedic management), paediatrics, chronic pain and the management of sporting injuries. Practical learning is a major focus and some of your learning will take place in our on-campus Podiatry Clinics as well as during external placements in metropolitan and rural locations. Placements may be completed at major hospitals or in private practice.
Requirements
Average Score
IELTS
IELTS total [7] reading [7] writing [7] speaking [7] listening [7]
Background Requirements
YES
University of South Australia
