Bachelor’s Degree
Degree type
4 years
Duration
On Campus Madrid
Teaching mode
French, Spanish
Language
September 2027
Start date
Spanish: €10,500 - French bilingual: €12,120
First-year tuition
240 Credits
Credits
School of Health Sciences
Faculty
Learn to treat people, not just injuries.
Are you interested in anatomy, sports, and wellness? In the UFV Physical Therapy Bachelor's Degree , you’ll learn to understand the human body and the injury process so you can support each patient’s recovery with a technical and compassionate approach.
You will study in clinical simulators, electrotherapy rooms, swimming and recovery pools, and at the UFV Sports Center, with highly practical classes and real contact with the professional environment.
You must pass the UFV admission exams, which consist of:
(Testing fee: 80€)
The number of places is limited due to the practical and personalized nature of the training. We recommend that you begin the admission process as soon as possible.
This degree trains you to assess, treat, and support physical recovery processes, intervening at different stages and addressing different health and wellness needs.
On the UFV campus, you'll share the experience with students from all over the world.
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“During my training, I learned that true care isn’t limited to technique—it puts the person at the center. That’s the foundation of my approach: I work with empathy and attention, supporting each patient not only in their physical recovery but also on a deeply human level.”
María González Conde
Physical Therapist at Salutaris Asistencial
“The atmosphere is clearly distinctive, and the UFV hallmark is something that all students appreciate during and after their studies. There is a unanimous opinion about the closeness and strong relationship between students, professors, and university staff. I would be delighted for my children to study here when they are old enough.”
Manuel Rodríguez Aragón
UFV Professor
“At UFV, we work every day to create a university that is open to everyone, where excellence and our students’ growth are our top priorities, and where it is possible to balance elite sports with a solid academic education.”
Nuria Mendoza Laiz
Dean of the School of Health Sciences
At UFV, we believe in talent and in people. That is why we are one of the universities with the highest percentage of scholarship students.
Our Financial Aid Office offers a wide programme range of scholarships and financial aid, taking into account your academic excellence, your talents, and your personal circumstances.
10.500 €
Spanish
Price: 10,500 € | Down payment: 1,500 € | Monthly payment: 900 €
French
Price: €12,120 | Down payment: €1,500 | Monthly payment: €1,062
The fees for the admissions process and the seat reservation are not included and must be paid separately.
Total tuition fee s for the first year of the Bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy (taught in Spanish) at UFV is €10,500. This amount is broken down into an initial payment of €1,500 and ten monthly installments of €900.
Total tuition fee s for the first year of the Bachelor’s degree in Physical Therapy (taught in French) at UFV is €12,120. This amount is broken down into an initial payment of €1,500 and ten monthly installments of €1,062.
To become a student at UFV, you must pass our admission tests. The fee is €80, and the tests can be taken either online or in person. For more information about our admission process, click here.
The Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy ( Bachelor's Degree ) at UFV is a four- program. During this time, in addition to receiving theoretical training in health sciences, you will learn advanced techniques and innovative treatments for rehabilitation and functional recovery with a strong practical focus.
At UFV, we have state-of-the-art facilities and agreements with hospitals, sports centers, and specialized clinics, allowing you to undertake clinical placements from the very beginning of your studies, ensuring excellent preparation that is tailored to the current demands of the professional field.
As a physical therapy professional, you will be able to work in healthcare, management, and teaching. In addition, you will be able to practice your profession in various areas or specialties, including:
According to market sources, the average annual salary for a physical therapist in Spain is approximately €24,000 gross per year, although this may vary depending on experience and field of work.
You will study anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics to understand the human body and how it works. You will learn to assess physical function and apply techniques in physical therapy, manual therapy, and therapeutic exercise to contribute to people’s recovery and well-being.
No. Physical therapy goes far beyond massage. You'll learn to assess and treat movement problems using manual therapy, therapeutic exercise, and other techniques, tailoring the treatment to each person's needs.
Physical therapy is a health profession focused on preventing and treating impairments in physical function, while the sciences of physical activity and sports study exercise, training, and sports activities. Both disciplines study movement, but they have different professional objectives and competencies.
In courses such as Physical Therapy Assessment, Clinical Reasoning, and Orthopedic Manual Therapy, you will learn to observe physical function, interpret findings, and relate them to the individual’s needs. This foundation will help you plan an intervention and assess the individual’s progress.
Therapeutic exercise involves using planned movements and activities to improve a person's physical function. You will take courses in Kinesiotherapy and Therapeutic Exercise to learn how to adapt exercises to the patient's needs and treatment goals.
Yes. You will study Neurological Physical Therapy to learn how to address movement and functional disorders related to the nervous system. You will learn to assess each person’s needs and understand how physical therapy can contribute to their functional recovery and independence in daily activities.
Yes. In the Traumatology and Sports Physical Therapy program, you will study injuries and disorders of the musculoskeletal system and their relationship to physical activity. You will learn to tailor assessment, treatment, and functional recovery to the needs of people who participate in sports.
You will begin your clinical rotations in your junior year and continue into your senior year. You will complete more than 1,300 hours of clinical rotations in various healthcare settings, such as hospitals, clinics, and high-performance centers. You will have the opportunity to work in areas such as postoperative rehabilitation, respiratory physical therapy, and care for people with chronic conditions, always under professional supervision.
Starting in your first year, you’ll learn at the Clinical Simulation Center and in the electrotherapy and manual therapy rooms. You’ll also have access to swimming and recovery pools, as well as the fitness center at the UFV Sports Center. In addition, you’ll become familiar with the UFV Physical Therapy Clinic, where you’ll gain hands-on experience with clinical practice and the patient care process.
In Scientific Method and Biostatistics, as well as in clinical reasoning courses, you will learn to interpret studies and evaluate the information supporting a treatment intervention. You will connect scientific evidence with the assessment of the patient, their needs, and the course of treatment.
Name: Bachelor's Degree Physical Therapy
Schools where the course is offered: School of Health Sciences
Field of study: Health Sciences
Field of study: Physical therapy, podiatry, nutrition and dietetics, occupational therapy, optometry and vision care, and speech therapy
Format: In-person
Language: Spanish/French (First year only)
Total number of credits: 240 ECTS credits
Acknowledgments: Not applicable
Verified seats: 180
Regulated professions: Physical Therapist
Resolution: Resolution of February 14, 2008, Official State Gazette (BOE), February 27, 2008
Rule: Order CIN/2135/2008, dated July 3, published in the Official State Gazette (BOE) on July 19, 2008
