Important Update: (Updated
08:33 am, Friday, May 27)
Our University has announced the learning, teaching and assessment (LTA) arrangements for Semester One, 2022/23. Please click here for details.
Our University has announced the learning, teaching and assessment (LTA) arrangements for Semester One, 2022/23. Please click here for details.
RSF (Full-time)
RSP (Part-time)
1 year (Full-time)
2.5 years (Part-time)
30
3 for local students
6 for non-local students
HK$6,000 per credit for local and non-local students
Scheme Coordinator
Dr Cynthia Lai
PDOT, MSc, PhD, OTR, HKROT
Award Coordinator
Dr Benson Lau
BSc (Hon), MMedSc, MPhil, PhD (Hong Kong), MRSB
The Postgraduate Scheme in Rehabilitation Sciences comprises the following awards:
Programme Aims
The MSc in Rehabilitation Sciences is designed to meet the needs of professionals who wish to specialise and enrich their knowledge and practice in the area of rehabilitation. The aim of this programme of study is to enhance students’ in-depth understanding of different practices in rehabilitation, thus enriching their knowledge in the field of rehabilitation.
The aims of the programme are:
Characteristics
The award includes a required component of scientific research and its application (9 credits) along with 15 credits in the field of rehabilitation. Clinical practicum is not required. Students can choose any available subjects offered by the Department of Rehabilitation Sciences as Core Subjects. The Elective Subjects can be selected from other programmes that are of relevance to the field of study in rehabilitation. The student, along with his/her supervisor, can develop his/her own programme of study that is tailor-made to his/her personal and vocational needs.
Please note this programme does not confer eligibility for registration with the Physiotherapist Board of Hong Kong or Occupational Therapists Board of Hong Kong.
Programme Structure
The programme is operated in both full-time and part-time modes. It normally takes 1 year to complete in full-time mode and 2.5 years to complete in part-time mode.
Students must complete 2 Compulsory Subjects, Research Methods & Data Analysis and Project Study, along with 5 Core Subjects and 2 Elective Subjects.
Core Areas of Study
Examples of core subjects are as follows:
If you are not a native speaker of English, and your Bachelor's degree or equivalent qualification is awarded by institutions where the medium of instruction is not English, you are expected to fulfil the University’s minimum English language requirement for admission purpose. Please refer to the "Admission Requirements" section for details.
Individual cases will be considered on their own merit. Applicants may be required to attend interviews or tests to further demonstrate their language proficiency.
For academic matters, please contact:
Dr Benson Lau
Tel: (852) 2766 6712
Email: benson.lau@polyu.edu.hk
For general matters, please contact:
General Office
Tel: (852) 2766 6728
Email: rsdept@polyu.edu.hk
This program delivers advanced knowledge and skills in the field of rehabilitation. Over my three years of study, I particularly appreciated the core research subjects, which improved my critical thinking and research skills. After completing the research components, I was able to evaluate whether the practices currently used in clinics are evidence-based. I was strongly encouraged to conduct research on topics of my own interest, and my supervisor was helpful; she is an expertise in her research areas and helped me to explore research gaps, advanced knowledge and practices. In addition, the structure of the programme is very flexible, and I was allowed to choose subjects according to my career plans. The programme structure can fulfil the needs of students with different backgrounds. I enriched my understanding of different practices in rehabilitation and developed lifelong learning skills during the programme. Therefore, I strongly recommend this programme to professionals who are interested in the field of rehabilitation. You Huangjun |  |
This programme provides advanced knowledge and practical skills in the field of rehabilitation. Studying core subjects enriched my knowledge of rehabilitation and deepened my understanding of different rehabilitation practices. Studying compulsory subjects equipped me with scientific research skills and improved my logical thinking and critical analysis of rehabilitation practices. The knowledge I gained from these subjects laid a foundation for my research project. Besides, my supervisors were always kind and willing to discuss and resolve my academic questions. Their professional guidance helped me to conduct in-depth research on topics in which I was interested. Overall, this programme enhanced my professional expertise and lifelong learning ability, equipping me to cope with the challenges of rehabilitation work. Therefore, I strongly recommend this programme to professionals who wish to explore the field of rehabilitation and its various specialties in depth. Chen Tingting |
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