The Department of Physiotherapy at the University of Veterinary and Animal Sciences, Swat is dedicated to promoting physical rehabilitation, movement science, and clinical wellness through expert education and practice. With a strong focus on areas such as musculoskeletal therapy, neurological rehabilitation, kinesiology, and exercise physiology, the department equips students with the knowledge and clinical skills required to restore physical function and improve quality of life. Through a well-structured curriculum, advanced lab training, and real-world clinical exposure, students learn to assess, treat, and prevent physical impairments with evidence-based approaches. The department emphasizes ethical care, patient-centered practice, and lifelong learning—developing professionals who can make a meaningful impact in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and community health programs.
Established in 2022, the Department of Physiotherapy offers a comprehensive five-year Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program designed to prepare students for careers in rehabilitation, wellness promotion, and physical health management. With a curriculum rooted in anatomy, clinical kinesiology, pathology, and therapeutic modalities, the department trains students to become confident and competent physiotherapists who serve the health needs of diverse populations.
The Department of Physiotherapy at UVAS Swat aims to provide students with a deep understanding of movement science and therapeutic techniques that support physical recovery and health. Its objectives include developing clinical reasoning, fostering hands-on treatment skills, encouraging ethical and empathetic practice, and preparing graduates for careers in physical therapy across various healthcare settings. The department also supports community outreach and preventive care through innovation, research, and public engagement.
The mission of the Department of Physiotherapy at UVAS Swat is to advance health and rehabilitation education by delivering high-quality training in physiotherapeutic sciences. We strive to create professionals who are clinically skilled, ethically responsible, and committed to improving physical health outcomes. Through a fusion of academic excellence, clinical practice, and research, the department contributes to enhanced mobility, well-being, and community resilience.
