The Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) is a comprehensive graduate-level program designed to
produce highly skilled healthcare professionals capable of assessing, diagnosing, and managing a
wide array of physical health conditions. As a doctoral prepared practitioner, graduates are
expected to not only deliver advanced therapeutic interventions but also contribute to research,
education, and policy development within the realm of rehabilitative sciences. The DPT degree
aims to elevate the standards of physical therapy practice by fostering clinical excellence,
innovation, and leadership, ultimately ensuring better health outcomes for individuals and
communities.
A well-structured curriculum is the cornerstone of effective education; it not only guides faculty
and students in their learning journey but also ensures that graduates acquire the competency,
professionalism, and ethical standards essential for advancing healthcare. It fosters critical
thinking, evidence-based practice, and versatile skills necessary to address diverse patient needs
across settings.
This program emphasizes key focus areas including foundational sciences, clinical skills, research
literacy, and professional ethics. Special attention is given to areas such as musculoskeletal,
neurological, cardiopulmonary physical therapy, and community health, aiming to develop holistic
practitioners capable of adapting to emerging health challenges.
Aligning with the HEC guidelines ensures that our graduates meet national and international
standards, making them competitive and competent providers of healthcare. Our goal is to nurture
individuals who are not only skilled clinicians but also lifelong learners, innovators, and leaders
committed to improving health outcomes within our society.

Dr Iqra Khan