Australian Catholic University

NSWHealth and Medicine4 yearsfull-time

Bachelor of Physiotherapy

at Australian Catholic University, New South Wales.

A four-year AHPRA-accredited physiotherapy degree leading to direct registration as a physiotherapist. Includes over 1000 hours of supervised clinical placement across acute, community and sports settings on the North Sydney and Melbourne campuses.

ATAR cutoff history

Published cutoff data for the Australian Catholic University Bachelor of Physiotherapy. We never invent figures; entries marked "not published" mean the university or admissions centre has not released a verified cutoff for that intake.

Intake yearATAR cutoffAdmissions centre
202596.3UAC
2024ATAR cutoff not publishedUAC
2023ATAR cutoff not publishedUAC

Most recent published cutoff is 96.3 for the 2025 intake.

Prerequisite Year 12 subjects

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Career outcomes

  • Graduates work as registered physiotherapists in public and private hospitals, community clinics and sports settings after AHPRA registration.
  • Common new-graduate destinations include hospital rotational programs in musculoskeletal, cardiorespiratory and neurological wards across NSW and Victoria.
  • Many alumni move into specialty practice in paediatrics, womens health or sports physiotherapy or pursue masters-level clinical study after two to three years.

Professional accreditation

  • Australian Physiotherapy Council
  • AHPRA registration eligible

Careers this leads to

Australian career pathways that name this Bachelor of Physiotherapy as an entry route. Each page shows uni, TAFE and apprenticeship alternatives.

Related courses at ACU

Sources

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