School of Physiotherapy

School of Physiotherapy

University of Otago

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Page updated 06/05/2008 by Bruce Knox

Alumni and Friends of the School

The School of Physiotherapy welcomes the opportunity to keep in touch with former students, staff and friends of the School.

There are many benefits in keeping up your association with your School:

• Up to date information on post graduate and continuing education programmes
• Sharing in research opportunities
• Clinical electives for students
• Links to Phty Files the School’s newsletter

It is easy to keep in touch – just go to the University Alumni web site and complete the on-line form. Whether you trained with the University, Hospital Board or Otago Polytechnic, the School of Physiotherapy would like to help you to keep in touch with each other and the School itself.

The University is committed to continually strengthening its relationship with alumni, and is in contact with over 65,000 former students in over 110 countries throughout the world. University representatives regularly meet with alumni in different places around the world so keep us up to date with where you are and we may be in touch!