
Fd(Sc) in Animal Therapy and Rehabilitation (FdSc), Oxford Brookes University
Oxford - UK,
.
24 Months
Check Eligibility
About this course
The FdSc in Animal Therapy and Rehabilitation is designed to prepare students for a career in the animal complimentary physical therapy and rehabilitation industry. The first year offers a broad background in animal science, focusing on developing animal handling and management skills through practical use of animal facilities. The second year emphasizes understanding therapy techniques, applying these principles, and enhancing practical skills, including utilizing onsite canine hydrotherapy facilities. Graduates can progress to a BSc top-up course or find employment in this expanding industry. The course is taught at Witney College at the Common Leys Campus, and students may need to consider travel costs.
Why this course is highly recommended
It’s ideal for those with previous or current experience working with animals or for those seeking to gain qualifications in the animal therapy industry. The course’s practical approach, including onsite facilities like canine hydrotherapy, makes it highly valuable for students aiming to enter this growing sector.
Specialisation
This course specifically focuses on animal therapy and rehabilitation, covering a wide range of therapy techniques and practical skills aimed at preparing students for careers in animal physical therapy.
Course fees
Application fees
-
1st year tuition fees
10.45L
Living cost
-
Living cost
-
Degree requirements
Applicants typically need 80 UCAS Tariff Points, which can come from qualifications such as BB at A-level, MMP in BTEC, or equivalent. Relevant work experience or prior study in science is also considered, with specific requirements including GCSEs in Maths, English, and Science, and potential credit for prior learning.
English language test
PTE
65
TOEFL
80
DUOLINGO
-
IELTS
6
Career prospects
Graduates can move into employment within the animal therapy and rehabilitation industry or continue their education with a BSc top-up course, opening up further opportunities in this growing field.
FAQs
What are the start dates for the course?
The course begins in September 2025 and September 2026.
What are the tuition fees for UK students?
For 2024/25, full-time UK students pay £7,570, and for 2025/26, the fee is £7,700. Part-time fees are lower, and international students pay £9,900 annually.
Table of content