Course summary
Podiatry is an exciting and evolving healthcare profession involving the diagnosis and treatment of patients with foot and lower-limb injuries and abnormalities. You will learn the key concepts and theories of podiatric practice including anatomy, biomechanics, physiology and podiatric medicine with innovative and practical teaching in state-of-the-art facilities On graduation you will be a highly skilled podiatrist who can work confidently with a variety of patients in many different settings.
The theory side of the course will be based in Plymouth at the
Peninsula Allied Health Centre (PAHC). The Podiatry Clinic is at Mount Gould (1.5 miles from Drake Circus, 4.5 miles from PAHC).
For more information about Podiatry at Plymouth including student feedback, information about facilities and career prospects visit our
podiatry section.
Funding information
The NHS will pay the Tuition Fee Contribution on your behalf if you are a UK or EU national, and you are entitled to a means tested bursary for the duration of your course through the NHS Business Services Authority if you are a UK national.