Three-year Degree Courses:

• Physiotherapy (qualifying for the health profession of Physiotherapist) The degree course in Physiotherapy creates a university path that trains professionals in the field of motor and functional rehabilitation. Students acquire theoretical and practical skills to prevent, treat and rehabilitate musculoskeletal, neurological and respiratory disorders, through the use of manual techniques, physical exercises and the application of devices. The study program includes scientific subjects such as anatomy, physiology, biomechanics, pathology and medicine, as well as practical and clinical skills to be able to work in hospitals, private clinics, rehabilitation facilities and sports centers. At the end of the course, the graduate is able to diagnose and treat motor problems, contributing to the improvement of the quality of life of patients. Link to the Site

• Prevention Techniques in the Environment and Workplaces (qualifying the health profession of prevention technician in the environment and workplaces) The degree program in Prevention Techniques in the Environment and Workplaces is a university program that trains professionals specialized in the management of safety and health in the workplace and in communities. Students acquire theoretical and practical skills in the prevention of occupational risks, environmental protection and emergency management, with a particular focus on the analysis, evaluation and control of risks related to health and safety at work. The program of study includes disciplines such as safety legislation, microbiology, chemistry, ergonomics, toxicology, environmental protection and waste management, as well as work psychology and emergency management. Graduates are able to intervene to prevent accidents, occupational diseases, and damage to the environment, carrying out consultancy, surveillance and training activities within companies, public bodies, hospitals and other organizations. Link to the Site

• Orthopedic Techniques (qualifying the health profession of orthopedic technician) The degree course in Orthopedic Techniques is a university study program that trains professionals in the field of design, construction and adaptation of orthopedic devices, such as prostheses, aids and orthoses. Students learn how to assist patients with motor or skeletal problems, collaborating with orthopedic doctors, physiotherapists and other health professionals. The course includes theoretical subjects, such as anatomy, physiology and biology, and practical skills, such as the construction and adaptation of orthopedic devices. Upon completion of the course, graduates are able to work in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, companies that produce orthopedic devices, or as freelancers. Link to the Site

• Occupational Therapy The degree program in Occupational Therapy trains professionals who can help people recover or improve the skills needed to carry out daily activities (such as dressing, cooking, working or studying) following illness, injury, disability or psychological conditions. Students on the course acquire theoretical and practical skills in anatomy, physiology, psychology, ergonomics and rehabilitation techniques, with a focus on adapting the environment and activities to the needs of the patient. Graduates work in hospitals, clinics, rehabilitation centers, schools and other settings, collaborating with other health professionals to promote autonomy and quality of life for people. Link to the Site