School of Rehabilitation Sciences
Our focus is on high quality, evidence based rehabilitation.
Our aim is to equip and support all those involved in providing rehabilitation to optimise recovery from injury, ill health or living with long-term conditions.
How do we achieve that?
At the forefront of policy and practice
We're actively engaged in research and policy making, working with a range of professional bodies to influence rehabilitation in practice. Our education reflects that, with some pioneering new courses designed in response to current healthcare initiatives.
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Learning from the experts
The School is staffed by lecturers and researchers with many years' experience of teaching. Most of us are registered chartered allied health professionals involved in rehabilitation, and we work closely with clinical services in south-west London and beyond. We also have a number of visiting professors and clinical specialists, bringing further expertise from across the health and social care sector.
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A commitment to research
We're committed to producing research of international quality generating new knowledge about all aspects of rehabilitation, including translational research and working closely with clinical services. So all learning is based on the best available and most contemporary evidence.
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An interprofessional approach
Successful rehabilitation depends on the collaborative efforts of a range services and practitioners. We provide an interprofessional learning environment where you'll have opportunities to learn and share with others from across health, social care and a wide range of life sciences, preparing you to work in partnership with a variety of colleagues.
Involving service users
Our education programmes are designed in collaboration with health and social care service users. Their experience pervades all teaching, learning, practice and research.
Supporting you all the way
All students are supported in their learning journey via a range of methods, to ensure your potential is realised. This includes personal tutors, supervisors and excellent peer mentoring support (commended by the Health Professions Council) to help guide you through your studies and plan your career path.
A wider choice of facilities
The School is located on the St George's University of London campus in Tooting where we have dedicated rehabilitation teaching rooms, and share facilities with St George's, including a dissection room and bone library.
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