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ofka81
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Hi
I am looking for an advice as I am very disappointed what I just find out.
I am from Poland and in 2004 I have finished and graduated in Physiotherapy so I achived bachelor degree.
I decided I would like to continue my studying so I wanted to apply for MSc in Kings college.
The addmissions tutor told me I am not qualified for Msc as this is only for their students and it means I have to first go for undergraduate studies which means again three years full time.
Is this is true?Do I really have to?Do you know any university I could study who will accept my international qualifications?
Thanks
I am looking for an advice as I am very disappointed what I just find out.
I am from Poland and in 2004 I have finished and graduated in Physiotherapy so I achived bachelor degree.
I decided I would like to continue my studying so I wanted to apply for MSc in Kings college.
The addmissions tutor told me I am not qualified for Msc as this is only for their students and it means I have to first go for undergraduate studies which means again three years full time.
Is this is true?Do I really have to?Do you know any university I could study who will accept my international qualifications?
Thanks
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I suggest you contact the Chartered Institute of Physiotherapy who are the professional body in the UK.
http://www.csp.org.uk/
Not all qualifications are recognised in all countries; there's really no such thing as "international qualifications".0 -
Health Professions Council may also be worth contacting, they regulate registered health professionals http://www.hpc-uk.org/Thanks for the advice Martin! :money:Member no. 920 - Proud to be dealing with our debts0
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