The demand for physiotherapists with advanced training in functional recovery has steadily increased in recent years, in line with the growing recognition of therapeutic exercise as a central component of physiotherapy practice in diverse clinical settings.
The University Master’s Degree in Functional Recovery in Physiotherapy prepares graduates to work in a wide variety of healthcare, academic, and research contexts, both in the public and private sectors. Key career opportunities include:
- Physiotherapy and rehabilitation centres specialized in functional treatment.
- Private clinics and occupational health mutuals, where therapeutic exercise is essential for managing musculoskeletal, sports-related, or post-surgical conditions.
- Public and private hospitals and care units, as part of multidisciplinary functional recovery teams.
- Chronic care programs, where physiotherapy and health education are crucial to improving patient autonomy.
- High-performance sports centres, clubs, and sports medicine departments, as specialists in injury prevention and reconditioning.
- University teaching and involvement in educational innovation projects related to exercise-based physiotherapy.
- Clinical and applied research, including access to doctoral studies and participation in research groups focused on physiotherapy and functional recovery.
In addition, this master’s program equips graduates with highly valued transversal skills, such as advanced clinical reasoning, the ability to design individualized treatment protocols, critical appraisal of scientific evidence, and the integration of new technologies into therapeutic interventions.
In short, this master’s degree enhances your professional profile, opens up new pathways for specialization, and positions you as a physiotherapist of reference in the use of exercise as a tool for health and recovery.
