Be a Physiotherapist in Europe through IIHS
IIHS boasts its latest partnership with Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences based in Finland to offer young physiotherapy students a pathway to obtaining a Bachelors in Physiotherapy Degree. Qualified physiotherapists can work in a wide range of community and hospital settings and have a high professional demand worldwide. Whilst being in the health industry is extremely rewarding, the salary and allowance benefits serve as an incentive for Physiotherapists to remain in the profession and serve the community for generations. Physiotherapists also contribute to a variety of areas such as industrial and automobile accidents, sports injuries, physical disabilities, home care and geriatric IIHS provides pathways to major universities in the world to provide physiotherapy students with the prospect of studying in 3 of the world’s most recognized universities.
Ms. Samitha Jayalath, who recently graduated from IIHS ( www. iihsciences. edu.lk) completed the Advanced Diploma in Physiotherapy IIHS and is currently following the Bachelors in Physiotherapy at Helsinki Metropolia University of Applied Sciences, Finland. Ms. Jayalath states, “IIHS has now provided students in Sri Lanka with the opportunity to pursue their studies in Finland whilst experiencing the European culture and having the opportunity to of travel around the historically and culturally rich continent. After completing my degree I will also have the opportunity to work in Europe with my registration as a Physiotherapist in Finland”. For more info visit on the Advanced Diploma in Physiotherapy program at IIHS visit www.iihsciences.edu.lk or call 0114654144 / 0768231831. tion efforts in Sri Lanka and address human–elephant conflicts.
Deakin’s growing popularity motivated the University to open an office in Colombo last year. The Deakin Sri Lanka Office is a dedicated resource to connect students with study opportunities in Australia, and provide expert advice to both students and parents.
Mr David Samuel, Deakin’s Sri Lanka Country Manager, says connecting Deakin and Sri Lanka through this establishment has seen wonderful benefits for both countries.
‘By offering on-the-ground consultation we have been able to send the right message to local students,’ Samuel explained. ‘We assist in establishing partnerships with Sri Lankan universities, answering questions, facilitating applications and ensuring students are ready for an exciting new chapter in their lives.
‘And the best part is that students come back to Sri Lanka with a recognised degree, connect with the large network of Deakin alumni back at home, and apply their knowledge and skills to local industry. We are proud to help prepare the country’s future leaders and innovators.’