Writtle College, a partner of the University of Essex, is one of the UKs leading specialist institutions. Our specialist subjects include equine and animal sciences, as well as our brand-new veterinary physiotherapy range. Our beautiful 220-hectare estate with excellent teaching staff and resources makes Writtle a very special place to study.
The professional healthcare industry for veterinary physiotherapists is an extremely competitive place; therefore it is vitally important to stand out from the crowd when looking for employment. The veterinary physiotherapy courses at Writtle enable our students to gain a qualification that will enhance their professional opportunities and learn all of the necessary skills and knowledge required for a rewarding career within the industry.
The courses available are suitable for those who are looking to gain a qualification focused on the rehabilitation and physiotherapy of a range of animals including companion animals and horses.
The highly qualified academic staff here at Writtle, including experienced veterinary physiotherapy practitioners, provide a wealth of knowledge, support and guidance to our student community. Students can expect to receive a personal approach to learning alongside our academics in an environment designed to allow them to flourish. Students also have full access to a number of resources and facilities on campus, including the extensive equine unit, dog facilities and research laboratories, during their time with us.
Want to visit our campus and chat directly with our veterinary physiotherapy team? Come along to our next university level open day on Wednesday, 9 April. Places are limited, so book your place now at www.writtle.ac.uk/opendays
For more information email vetphysio@writtle.ac.uk or go to http://writtle.ac.uk/UG-Veterinary-Physiotherapy
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