Healing Through Movement. Leading Through Science.
Faculty Of
Physical Therapy
From rehabilitation clinics to research labs, students train in environments that reflect the complexity and compassion of the physical therapy profession.
At the Faculty of Physical Therapy at the University of East Capital,
we prepare future health professionals to restore function, improve mobility, and empower lives through evidence-based rehabilitation and holistic care. With a growing demand for physiotherapy across Egypt and the world, our program is designed to deliver both depth of scientific knowledge and the clinical agility needed for real-world impact.

Academic Philosophy
We view physical therapy as both a science of movement and an art of healing. Our academic approach emphasizes:
Human anatomy and biomechanics as foundations of practice
Communication, ethics, and multidisciplinary collaboration
Prevention, wellness, and holistic rehabilitation
Evidence-based assessment and therapeutic decision-making
Students are taught to treat not just conditions — but whole persons.
Departments & Specializations
The Faculty is structured around five core departments:
Department of Basic Sciences for Physical Therapy
Establishes knowledge in anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, and pathology — the pillars of physical therapy intervention.
Department of Physical Therapy for Internal Medicine
Specializes in cardiopulmonary, geriatric, and intensive care rehabilitation, equipping students for hospital-based care.
Department of Physical Therapy for Orthopedics
Focuses on musculoskeletal injuries, post-operative rehab, and sports physiotherapy.
Department of Physical Therapy for Woman & Pediatric Health
Covers pre- and postnatal care, pediatric developmental therapy, and rehabilitation for children with neurological or genetic conditions.
Department of Neurorehabilitation
Provides advanced training in rehabilitation for stroke, spinal cord injury, cerebral palsy, and other neurological disorders.
What You'll Experience
- Clinical training in rehabilitation hospitals and outpatient clinics
- Hands-on practice with electrotherapy, therapeutic exercise, hydrotherapy, and manual techniques
- Case-based learning, patient simulations, and lab assessments
- Involvement in research related to rehabilitation science and human movement
- Workshops in assistive technology and adaptive tools

Career Pathways
Graduates from the Faculty of Physical Therapy can work in a wide range of settings:
Government and private hospitals
Sports medicine clinics and fitness centers
Pediatric and geriatric rehabilitation centers
Academic teaching and clinical research
NGOs and community-based health programs
Possible job titles:
- Licensed Physical Therapist
- Rehabilitation Specialist
- Pediatric Therapist
- Women’s Health Therapist
- Research or Academic Faculty Member
