Pathways to Physiotherapy and Allied Health
Online info session
Dreaming of a career helping others move, heal, and thrive? Discover how to make it happen with UniSC’s Pathways to Physiotherapy and Allied Health webinar.
In this interactive online session, you’ll explore the many study options that can lead you into a rewarding career in physiotherapy, occupational therapy, nutrition, exercise science, and other allied health fields. Learn how UniSC’s flexible pathways, bridging programs, diplomas, and entry options make university study more accessible — whether you’re a school leaver, career changer, or returning to study after a break.
Hear from UniSC academics, current students, and advisers who will share real stories, tips, and guidance on finding the right study pathway for you. You’ll also discover how UniSC’s practical learning approach, supportive study environment, and industry connections prepare you for success in one of Australia’s most in-demand professions.
Date: Tuesday 16 December
Time: 5pm–6pm
Cost: Free
Online: Via Zoom
What to expect:
- Discover study pathways into physiotherapy and allied health.
- Hear real stories and advice from UniSC academics, students, and advisers.
- Explore the multiple pathways to start health degrees in Trimester 1, 2026.
- See how UniSC’s practical learning and industry connections support career success.
- Get your questions answered with 1-on-1 support available.
Bachelor of Physiotherapy (Honours)
4 years full-time
- Undertake 1000+ hours of hands-on, work-integrated learning/clinical placement with leading industry partners.
- Graduate work-ready for roles in private practice, hospital, aged care, disability, sports, community health and many more.
Diploma in Allied Health Assistance
1 year full-time
- Gain early clinical experience for high-demand roles supporting allied health professionals across diverse care settings.
- Offered across multiple campuses with flexible delivery, plus essential clinical placement and a three-week on-campus intensive
“UniSC opened my world to many possibilities, new knowledge and new ways of thinking. It has completely changed me as a person.”
Christie Warner
Diploma in Allied Health Assistance Graduate