With a PhD or other postgraduate research degree in Physiotherapy you will:<br>Work with leading experts in the field. We are a renowned centre for the study of health. In the most recent national research evaluation, 73% of our Allied Health and 60% of our Social Work & Social Policy research was rated world-leading or internationally excellent (REF2014). We are in the top 20 universities in the UK for health research power (Research Fortnight).<br>Choose from our flexible study pathways. You can pursue research as a full-time or part-time student. We offer PhD, MPhil and MSc by Research programmes, with different pathways to reflect your academic and professional background.<br>Join a thriving intellectual community. Our Health, Psychology and Communities research centre brings together researchers across a number of disciplines with the aim of improving the future health and wellbeing of local, national and international communities.<br>Benefit from our facilities and events to support your research. We have a fully equipped acupuncture and physiotherapy clinic, as well as dedicated facilities for postgraduate researchers. Regular seminars and events bring researchers from different disciplines together.<br>The faculty has an academic clinical practice comprising a fully operational clinical department and human performance suite, offering opportunities for post-graduate supervision and clinical placements. Post-graduate clinicians have the opportunity to maintain clinical practice whilst undertaking research projects. Manchester Movement Unit <br><br>The integration of the human performance suite, within the department, encourages the recruitment and assessment of patients for research projects and use of sophisticated measurement approaches in clinical practice.<br><br>Undertake tailored personal and professional development training. You can build your own programme of training to enhance your academic knowledge, expand your research skills, and/or prepare you for practice in the health and social care sectors.