Physical Therapy Graduate Program

• Physical Therapy applied to neonatal and pediatric development

Basic and clinical studies of relevance to Physiotherapy on topics related to the assessment, prevention and treatment of changes in neonatal and pediatric development, as well as on contextual factors (maternal, personal and environmental) that may interfere with child development.

• Physical Therapy applied to musculoskeletal disorders

Basic and clinical studies of relevance to Physiotherapy in topics related to the assessment, prevention and treatment of disabilities, activity limitations and restrictions on participation, as well as contextual factors (personal and environmental), in individuals with dysfunction of the musculoskeletal system resulting from diverse conditions health clinics.

• Physical Therapy applied to neurological disorders

Studies in the area of ​​Neurofunctional Physiotherapy, including basic and clinical research in the assessment, prevention and treatment of disabilities, activity limitations and restrictions on participation, as well as contextual factors (personal and environmental), in adult and elderly individuals with health conditions that compromise the nervous system.

• Physical Therapy applied to respiratory, cardiovascular and metabolic disorders

Studies in the areas of Respiratory, Cardiovascular and Metabolic Physiotherapy, including basic and clinical research in the assessment, prevention and treatment of deficiencies, activity limitations and restrictions on participation, as well as contextual factors (personal and environmental), in individuals with diverse clinical conditions of health.