Bsc (Hons) Podiatry

The Podiatry course at the University of Salford offers a comprehensive study of foot-care sciences focused on diagnosing and treating such conditions. The course pioneers 'enquiry-based learning' offering knowledge and experience needed to diagnose and treat disorders of the feet and lower limbs. Course Content: The podiatry degree covers a range of topics including the theoretical basis of podiatry, research methods, health promotion, the social and psychological basis of patient care, along with infectious disease control and management. A common first year is shared with other health care programs to promote an interprofessional learning environment.Key Modules: Key modules include Principles of Health and Well-Being, Clinical Skills, Infection and Disease, and Continuity of Care. It further includes subjects like High-Risk Foot Management, Developing Clinical Practice, Interprofessional Working and Clinical Reasoning in Podiatry. Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Health and Care Professions Council, ensuring that students meet the professional standards required to practice following their graduation. It's also approved by the College of Podiatry in London. Future Careers: Successful completion of the Podiatry course potentially opens up a variety of career paths in NHS Hospital Trusts, community clinics, private practice, academic and research posts, military, sports, and much more.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.