Education
New Protocol for Animal Physiotherapy Education

Near East University has taken a significant step in the field of animal physiotherapy by signing a cooperation protocol among its Faculty of Health Sciences, Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, the Turkish Cypriot Physiotherapists Association, and the Turkish Cypriot Veterinary Physicians Union.
This protocol aims to develop an educational program for animal physiotherapy that adheres to scientific foundations and international standards. The program will include both theoretical and practical courses.
Teaching the necessary techniques for the rehabilitation and treatment of animals will contribute to an increase in the number of specialists in this field. This collaboration in education aims to provide new opportunities for students and professionals.
The signing of the protocol is seen as part of efforts to raise awareness regarding animal health and care in Northern Cyprus. Given the growing importance of animal physiotherapy in recent years, the existence of such an educational program is considered a significant necessity.
University officials indicate that this collaboration will not only enhance the quality of education but also improve the health and quality of life of animals. Furthermore, the protocol will encourage the implementation of internationally recognized standards.
Thus, the goal is to train professionals specialized in the field of animal physiotherapy and to increase the knowledge base in this area. Further details regarding the program and its commencement dates will be shared in the coming days.
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