Saturday, Sept. 20, 2008

The university's programs in physical therapy are among the finest in the nation. That's important in today's competitive health care job market. Individuals who are well prepared in the field of physical therapy will continue to play a vital role in health care in the future.

Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program for students who wish to enter the profession as physical therapists

Pre-Physical Therapy information for high school and undergraduate students preparing to enter the Professional DPT program

Physical Therapist Assistant program (associate degree) for students who wish to enter the profession as physical therapist assistants

Postprofessional MHS, DHS and DPT degrees for practicing physical therapists who want to develop advanced knowledge and skills

Continuing Education for physical therapists and physical therapist assistants who wish to update their knowledge and skills through short-term, non-degree offerings

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As the state's capital city and with a population of more than one million people, metropolitan Indianapolis is the thriving center of business, government, entertainment, and culture in Indiana. The university's suburban, southeast-side campus provides easy access to a wide variety of opportunities.

For more information, complete our request for information form.
To schedule a visit or ask specific questions, please contact us at pt@uindy.edu, 800-232-8634, or 317-788-3500.
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