Programme Overview
A Bachelor of Orthotics and Prosthetics is an undergraduate program that trains students to design, fit, and manage artificial limbs (prosthetics) and supportive devices (orthotics) for patients with physical disabilities or injuries. The program combines theoretical knowledge in anatomy, biomechanics, and materials science with hands-on clinical practice, preparing graduates to work in healthcare settings helping individuals regain mobility and function. It typically includes coursework in patient care, device fabrication, and rehabilitation, and leads to a career as an orthotist or prosthetist.