MSc in Physical Therapy

The MSc in Physical Therapy at Dongshin University builds on the university's long experience in rehabilitation and healthcare education. The program combines academic learning with clinical practice, helping students develop professional knowledge in assessment, treatment planning, rehabilitation techniques, and research. Students gain experience with modern rehabilitation equipment and work with experienced faculty members who have strong clinical and research backgrounds.

Graduates are prepared for careers in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, sports medicine clinics, community healthcare services, research organizations, and higher education. The course also provides a strong base for doctoral study and academic research. International students benefit from a welcoming campus, access to modern facilities, and opportunities to work with students from different countries. The program supports professional development through research projects, clinical collaboration, and practical learning, helping graduates build successful careers in physical therapy both in South Korea and internationally.

Applicants should hold a bachelor's degree in Physical Therapy or a closely related field from a recognized institution. Official academic transcripts, graduation certificates, passport copies, recommendation letters, a study plan, and other supporting documents are usually required during the application process. International applicants must meet the university's language requirements and immigration rules.

Dongshin University offers scholarship opportunities for international students based on academic achievement, language ability, and university scholarship policies. Scholarship values differ by admission period and student performance. Applications are submitted online or through the International Office during the official admission period, followed by document review and final admission decisions.

International students with a valid D-2 visa may work part-time after meeting visa requirements and receiving approval from the university and immigration authorities. Working hours follow current Korean immigration rules.