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Dual Degree in Physiotherapy and Physical Activity and Sport Sciences

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Presentation

The Dual Degree in Physiotherapy and Physical Activity and Sport Sciences (CAFyD in its Spanish acronym) is a training programme common to both of these two different degrees, which has academic coherence and reinforces the students’ comprehensive training.

The purpose of this dual degree is to add the training synergies of the two degrees that complement one other, from an educational and professional point of view. This simultaneous programme blends together by establishing a specific training itinerary, based on the subjects considered essential in the respective curricula of each degree (Physiotherapy and CAFyD). With this academic programme, students can take on the fundamental knowledge and competencies defined in the study plans of each of the degrees.

Qualification Obtained

Graduate in Physiotherapy and Physical Activity and Sport Sciences

Branch of Knowledge

Health Sciences

ECTS Credits

371

Duration

5 years

Schedule

Morning and afternoon

Modality

On-campus

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Why study this Degree?

High Demand

Both degree qualifications have high employability due to the needs and interest of the general population in maintaining and improving their health, well-being and quality of life.

Broad Specialisation

Having the knowledge, skills and competencies linked to these two degrees opens up a wide range of possibilities for professional specialisation.

Comprehensive Vision

The professions linked to these two degrees have many synergies and the graduates have the dual perspective that facilitates their professional development, as well as possessing the ability to work both autonomously as well as work in interdisciplinary teams.

Curriculum

First year

Subject	Semester	Credits	Subject type	Semester in the source degree
Anatomy I	1	6	B	S1
Physiology	2	10	B	S2
Anatomy II	2	8	B	S2
History and Socio-cultural Fundamentals of Physical Activity and Sports	1	6	B	S1
Development, Motor Control and Learning	2	6	B	S2
Games and Basic Motor Skills	1	6	OB	S1
Dance and Body Language	2	6	OB	S2
Biology and Biochemistry	1	6	B	S1
Foundations of Physiotherapy	1	6	OB	S1
Assessment in Physiotherapy	1	6	OB	S1
Individual Sports	1	6	OB	S1
Introduction to Psychology	2	6	B	S2

Second year

Subject	Semester	Credits	Subject type	Semester in the source degree
Adversary Sports	2	12	OB	S2
Didactic principles of Physical Activity and Sports	1	6	B	S3
Programming of the Teaching of Physical Education in the Educational System	2	6	B	S4
Team Sports	1 and 2	12	OB	S3 and S4
Water Sports	2	6	OB	S4
General Procedures in Physiotherapy I	2	6	OB	S2
Specific Intervention Methods in Physiotherapy I	2	6	OB	S4
Massotherapy	1	6	OB	S3
Kinesiology and Biomechanics of Human Movement	1	6	B	S3
Kinesiotherapy I: Passive Kinesitherapy	1	3	OB	S3
Medical-Surgical Conditions	1	3	OB	S3
Basic Health Care	1	3	OB	S3

Third year

Subject	Semester	Credits	Subject type	Semester in the source degree
General Procedures in Physiotherapy II	2	6	OB	S4
Cardiopulmonary Disease	1	3	OB	S5
Traumatology Disease	1	3	OB	S3
Neurological Conditions	2	3	OB	S4
Musculoskeletal System Diseases	2	3	OB	S4
Training Theory 1: Training Basics	1	6	OB	S3
Sports Legislation and Management of Sports Organisations	2	6	OB	S4
Clinical Reasoning and Biostatistics	1	6	B	S3
Research Methodology in Physiotherapy	2	6	B	S4
Specific Intervention Methods in Physiotherapy II	1	6	OB	S5
Manual Therapy	1	3	OB	S5
Design, Intervention and Evaluation in Physical Education and Sports	2	6	OB	S6
Physical Activity in Nature	2	6	OB	S6
Nutrition and Ergogenic Aids	1	6	OB	S5

Fourth year

Subject	Semester	Credits	Subject type	Semester in the source degree
Training Theory 2: Sports Training Methodology	1	6	OB	S5
Physiotherapy for Injuries in the Musculoskeletal System	1	6	OB	S5
Neurological Physiotherapy	2	6	OB	S6
Abdominal-Pelvic-Perineal Physiotherapy	2	3	OB	S6
Physiotherapy in Paediatrics	2	5	OB	S6
Physical Activity and Sports for People with Disabilities	1	6	OB	S5
Work Placement I	1 and 2	15	PE	S5 and S6
Prescribing Physical Exercise for Health	1	6	OB	S5
Public Health and Community Physiotherapy	1	3	OB	S7
Recreation, Leisure and Sports Tourism	1	6	OB	S7
Football 2 / Basketball 2 / Handball 2 / Fitness and New Sports Trends	1 and 2	12	OPT	S7 and S8

Fifth year

Subject	Semester	Credits	Subject type	Semester in the source degree
Training Theory 3: Sports Training Planning and Performance Assessment	1	6	OB	S7
Sports Physiotherapy	1 and 2	6	OPT	S7 and S8
Programming of Physiotherapy Apps for Mobile Devices	1 and 2	6	OPT	S7 and S8
New Trends and Assessment Methods in Physical Activity and Sports	1 and 2	6	OPT	S7 and S8
Specific Training and Development of Sports Talent	1 and 2	6	OPT	S7 and S8
Work Placement II	1 and 2	27	PE	S7 and S8
Final Degree Project	1 and 2	12	TFG	S7 and S8
Final Degree Project	2	6	TFG	S8

Distribution of Credits

Subject type	ECTS
Basic Training	78
Compulsory Training	197
Optional Training	36
Work Placements	42
Final Degree Project	18
Total	371

*EUNEIZ incorporates work placements into its curricula as an essential element of its learning processes, structuring them as a training activity carried out by university students and supervised by the University. The objective is for students to apply and complement the knowledge acquired in their academic training, thus encouraging the acquisition of skills to exercise in professional activities, facilitating their employability and promoting their capacity for entrepreneurship.

Access Requirements

Under the terms and conditions set forth in the aforementioned Royal Decree and the regulations in force, access to the course may be granted to those who meet any of the following requirements (see the access requirements for the University Dual Degree in Physiotherapy and Physical Activity and Sport Sciences).

The University does not envisage any access tests being required for this Degree. Thus, access to the first course of the Degree will be through university pre-registration, a system that guarantees equal conditions in the entry process for the first year of any university course.

Following the model of various renowned universities, physical aptitude tests (PAT) will not be a requirement for access to the Physical Activity and Sport Sciences Degree, although it is advisable to have solid training in matters related to Health Sciences. It is also necessary to be physically fit and maintain this condition, as well as being enthusiastic about sports and be active in general.

Abilities Acquired

The students of this degree will obtain the necessary training to carry out the professions which they gain access to; this includes:

Career Opportunities

With regard to the insertion of graduates into the employment market, five professional profiles have been confirmed, with their respective specific skills in the following fields:

Physiotherapist in the branches of traumatology, paediatrics, neurology, urogynaecology, rheumatology, etc.
Physical Education Teacher (this requires doing the master’s degree in teacher training for Compulsory Secondary Education, Baccalaureate and Vocational Training)
Sports Director.
Coach and/or Monitor in the fields of sports performance, physical activity and quality of life and/or leisure and recreation.
Sports Readaptation Professional.
Manager in institutions and centres dedicated to the maintenance and improvement of people’s health, well-being and quality of life.

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Autorización del Departamento de Educación del Gobierno.
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Inscripción en el Registro de Universidades, Centros y Títulos (RUCT).
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