Lead the way in rehabilitation and recovery with a Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy (BSPT)—a CHED-recognized program that prepares students to become licensed physical therapists in the Philippines. This course blends anatomy, movement science, and therapeutic techniques to develop professionals who help individuals regain strength, mobility, and independence.
The Bachelor of Science in Physical Therapy (BSPT) at the University of Perpetual Help System DALTA Las Piñas Campus is a comprehensive program designed to prepare students for professional practice in rehabilitation science and patient care. The program integrates medical sciences, movement science, and therapeutic techniques to help patients recover from injuries, disabilities, and physical impairments.
Students develop clinical competence through laboratory training, hands-on practice, and supervised clinical education. The program emphasizes patient-centered care, ethical practice, and evidence-based rehabilitation methods.
The BSPT curriculum integrates medical sciences and specialized physical therapy subjects:
Graduates of the BS Physical Therapy program may pursue careers such as:
The BS Physical Therapy program at the University of Perpetual Help System DALTA follows the academic standards set by the Commission on Higher Education (CHED). Continuous curriculum evaluation ensures that the program remains aligned with healthcare industry requirements and prepares students for the Physical Therapist Licensure Examination.
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Campus Address:
Alabang–Zapote Road, Pamplona 3, Las Piñas City, 1740
Phone:
(02) 8871-0639 local 103 | 0917-541-2430
Email:
information@perpetualdalta.edu.ph
The program emphasizes experiential and competency-based learning through laboratory exercises, case studies, and research activities. Students apply rehabilitation techniques in simulated and real clinical environments while developing critical thinking and professional clinical skills.
Students complete clinical internships in accredited hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and healthcare institutions. These placements provide hands-on patient care experience under the supervision of licensed professionals, helping students transition from academic learning to professional practice.
The program typically takes four years to complete, including academic coursework and clinical training.
Yes. Graduates must pass the Physical Therapist Licensure Examination to practice professionally in the Philippines.
Yes. The program includes laboratory training, clinical simulations, and supervised internships.
Yes. Physical therapists are in demand globally in hospitals, sports clinics, rehabilitation centers, and healthcare facilities.
For detailed program inquiries, faculty list, tuition rates, or to schedule a campus tour, contact the Las Piñas admissions office.
For detailed program inquiries, faculty list, tuition rates, or to schedule a campus tour, contact the Las Piñas admissions office.
