How well known is the Physiotherapist FH degree among potential employers? What are the professional benefits of this degree?

Physiotherapists make a significant contribution to the healthcare system; their work often follows on seamlessly from that of doctors and continues the treatment to the point where the best possible functioning of the musculoskeletal system is restored.

Since physiotherapy training is based on a bachelor's degree at a university of applied sciences and ends with a double degree (diploma and bachelor's degree), it enjoys multiple recognition: the diploma confirms the professional qualification and enables the profession to be practised (like the former SRC diplomas); the bachelor's degree from a federally recognized university enjoys national and international recognition. The Bachelor's diploma provides access to subsequent Master's studies and opens up very good career prospects in an environment with high growth rates.

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