Department of Health Rehabilitation Sciences

Program Description

Learning Outcomes

Requirements

Program Structure

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Department of Health Rehabilitation Sciences
Institution
King Saud University
Location
Saudi Arabia
Total Tuition
$ 29870
Intakes
September
Application deadline
January
Application Fee
133
Program Description

Preparing specialists in physical therapy, rehabilitation, audiology, occupational therapy, and respiratory therapy, and producing distinguished research that helps promote health and contributes effectively to serving and developing the community.

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King Saud University
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Learning Outcomes

  • Knowledge & Understanding:
    • Integrate biological, physical, and behavioral sciences into clinical practice.
    • Appraise in-depth theories and principles specific to their rehabilitation field.
    • Recognize the impact of various physical and mental conditions on a patient’s functional performance.
  • Skills:
    • Clinical Reasoning: Apply evidence-based practice to diagnose and manage various patient conditions.
    • Technical Proficiency: Utilize digital software, analytical tools, and specialized therapeutic equipment for evaluation and treatment.
    • Research: Design and conduct original scientific research to contribute to community health improvements.
    • Communication: Demonstrate fluency in oral and written communication in both Arabic and English within multidisciplinary teams.
  • Values & Professionalism:
    • Ethics: Uphold high standards of integrity and academic values in all clinical and research activities.
    • Leadership: Exhibit independence and accountability while working effectively in interdisciplinary healthcare teams.
    • Lifelong Learning: Commit to ongoing professional development to stay updated with advancements in rehabilitation technology.

Requirements

  • Academic Background: Applicants must have graduated from the Scientific Section of high school.
  • Common First Year (CFY): Students must complete the university’s preparatory year with a cumulative GPA typically of 3.0 out of 5.0 or higher to compete for a seat in a specific rehabilitation major.
  • Standardized Tests: Admission is based on a composite score including the high school GPA, General Aptitude Test (GAT), and Scholastic Achievement Admission Test (SAAT).
  • Additional Criteria: Applicants must be medically fit and may be required to pass a personal interview.

Program Structure

First Year – First Semester (Common First Year)

ENGL101 – English Language I – 3 Credit Hours
BIOL101 – General Biology – 3 Credit Hours
CHEM101 – General Chemistry – 3 Credit Hours

First Year – Second Semester (Common First Year)

ENGL102 – English Language II – 3 Credit Hours
PHYS101 – Medical Physics – 3 Credit Hours
BIOSTAT101 – Biostatistics – 3 Credit Hours

Second Year – First Semester (Pre-Professional Phase)

RHS 241 – Human Anatomy – 4 Credit Hours
RHS 243 – Human Physiology – 4 Credit Hours
RHS 251 – Biochemistry – 3 Credit Hours

Second Year – Second Semester (Pre-Professional Phase)

RHS 261 – Pathology – 3 Credit Hours
RHS 271 – Medical Ethics – 2 Credit Hours
RHS 281 – Clinical Foundations – 3 Credit Hours

Professional & Clinical Phase (Track-Based)

Third Year – First Semester (Physical Therapy Track Example)

RHS 321 – Physical Therapy Procedures I – 3 Credit Hours
RHS 331 – Orthopedics in Rehabilitation – 3 Credit Hours
RHS 341 – Neurological Rehabilitation I – 3 Credit Hours

Third Year – Second Semester (Physical Therapy Track Example)

RHS 322 – Physical Therapy Procedures II – 3 Credit Hours
RHS 351 – Pediatric Rehabilitation – 3 Credit Hours
RHS 361 – Geriatric Rehabilitation – 3 Credit Hours

Fourth Year – First Semester (All Tracks)

RHS 423 – Management of Rehabilitation Services – 3 Credit Hours
RHS 471 – Advanced Clinical Practice I – 4 Credit Hours
RHS 481 – Graduation Project/Research I – 2 Credit Hours

Fourth Year – Second Semester (All Tracks)

RHS 472 – Advanced Clinical Practice II – 4 Credit Hours
RHS 482 – Graduation Project/Research II – 2 Credit Hours

Final Year – Internship Phase

RHS 499 – Clinical Internship – 12 Credit Hours

Duration: 12 months (50–52 weeks)
Training Site: Approved hospital or rehabilitation center
Goal: Achieve full clinical competence and professional autonomy before licensure

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Program Overview
Study Format
On-campus
Program Level
Bachelor
Language Of Materials
English
Language Of Teaching
English
Mode
Full-time
Duration By Months
48
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Contact Admission
King Saud University
Phone Number
+966114696666
Email
appliedhealth@ksu.edu.sa

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