Bachelor in Fisioterapia

Physiotherapy degrees train students to assess and treat movement disorders, musculoskeletal injuries, neurological conditions, and respiratory problems through physical intervention. Students study anatomy, biomechanics, therapeutic exercise, electrotherapy, manual therapy techniques, and clinical reasoning, and complete a significant number of clinical placement hours across different healthcare settings. Graduates qualify as registered physiotherapists and work in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, sports medicine clinics, private practice, and community health services. The profession is regulated in Spain, and the degree is the required academic qualification for licensure. This four-year bachelor program at Rey Juan Carlos University is based in Alcorcón, with a yearly tuition of EUR 1,240.80.