This course aims to prepare students in all areas of practice fundamental to the needs of a newly qualified physiotherapist. For this, students must be able to exercise sound judgment in a variety of clinical situations, and be able to evaluate and adapt their therapeutic skills to meet the needs of the individual patient. You will have a sound knowledge of the fundamentals of physiotherapy and will have extensive experience of relating theories to practice in your clinical placements. You will have developed skills in research, and spent considerable time on personal development. In the UK, most physiotherapists work within the wide variety of specialities offered by the NHS, including burns and plastics, healthcare of the elderly, maternity, mental health, neurology, orthopaedics, out-patients, paediatrics, respiratory and women's health. However, there are many other settings including research and academia, charitable organisations, industry, special schools, sports centres, the armed forces, social services and veterinary practices.