Hi smccall,
You can search all university websites in the uk in google by saying something like “site:ac.uk vetinary physiotherapy”. There are three and four year undergraduate degrees, as well as some programs you can do after you finish a different undergraduate degree.
Its a good idea to check out the universities you are interested in as they may have different requirements and lengths of courses. I lived with a physio and her course was 4 years in Glasgow. There are lots of courses in equine science which may be of interest to you too! 🙂
Hey… I’m a little bit obsessed with horses.. so i could talk for a century on the topic.. do you ride or have a horse??
To become a pysiotherapist you may need to get qualifications in sport science… not too sure about which ones.. best to do some thorough searching..
With regards to specialising in horses.. That sounds more like a vetinary route to me.. there are many courses in equine science.. again look up good equine colleges for ideas!! I’d love to do any of there courses if I was loaded!
It takes around six years overall dependeing on where you study, i have looked into it myself but i didnt want to mix work with my hobby so decided not to.
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smccall commented on :
Thank you for all you answers/advice! I do ride horses, I have been riding for 10 years right now I am loaning a horse
roflatop commented on :
It takes around six years overall dependeing on where you study, i have looked into it myself but i didnt want to mix work with my hobby so decided not to.