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General Program Description The DPT program uses a unique problem-based learning curriculum design to prepare graduates for practice in the evolving health care system. Students are assigned to small study groups called tutorials and guided by a faculty tutor toward independent study. Supervised laboratory sessions and assignment to physical therapy treatment facilities are used for the practice of clinical skills. Read more...

General Program Description The WVU Physical Therapy Program was established in1970 under the auspices of the School of Medicine to help meet the need for physical therapists in West Virginia. The entry level master’s (MPT) degree was offered for 10 years, from Fall 1997 until the last graduates in August 2007. Beginning fall 2005, the professional education program transitioned to Read more...

General Program Description The DPT program at UWM is a modified systems based curriculum with emphasis in clinical application and competency-based instruction. The program is 122 credits, with students enrolling in summer, fall and spring academic terms on campus for 2 years, completing the program with 1 year of clinical internships. The program is only available to full-time students. Classes Read more...

General Program Description The University of Wisconsin-Madison offers an entry-level doctoral degree in physical therapy. The Program’s administrative home is in the Department of Orthopedics and Rehabilitation Medicine in the School of Medicine and Public Health. The UW-Madison Program is a 3-year full-time curriculum, with a class beginning each June. The curriculum is built on scientific inquiry and critical appraisal Read more...

General Program Description The DPT Program is 34 months long consisting of 112 credits. The UW-L Physical Therapy program is housed in the Health Science Center (virtual tour available at http://www.uwlax.edu/pt/Facilities.htm ) A variety of other health profession educational programs share the five-story facility allowing for integrated educational programming and research collaboration such as the La Crosse Institute of Movement Read more...

General Program Description In Marquette’s Jesuit tradition of education, its Board of Trustees approved a DPT curriculum that is designed to develop the student completely as a person and as a professional. A foundation of courses in the humanities and sciences challenges the students’ personally by focusing not only on the intellect, but also upon the character of the student. Read more...

General Program Description Concordia University Wisconsin’s PT program leads to a Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) degree with a full-time three year curriculum. Students are admitted to the program upon completion of a bachelor’s degree and pre-requisite science coursework. The program is committed to developing health care professionals who have a sound foundation in Movement Science and are prepared for Read more...

General Program Description Carroll University, chartered in 1846, is Wisconsin’s oldest institution of higher education. Known as Wisconsin’s “Pioneer College,” Carroll’s historic commitment to the liberal arts remains the core of its academic program. The Carroll mission states “Carroll University provides a superior education, rooted in its Presbyterian and liberal arts heritage, and draws upon its Christian tradition to prepare Read more...

General Program Description Graduate students are prepared as physical therapist generalists in a unique interdisciplinary environment. The professional curriculum runs for eleven consecutive quarters. The program structure is eight quarters of didactic instruction followed by 32 weeks of clinical internship. It is a full-time day program. The average credit load per quarter is 15 credits. Students spend approximately 45 hours Read more...