The Baylor University Doctor of Physical Therapy program delivers a contemporary and evidence-based curriculum using faculty and contributors who are dedicated educators, clinicians, researchers, and leaders in the profession.
They facilitate student learning and professional growth with student-centered active learning experiences, modeled clinical and scholarly excellence, and steadfast professionalism. Using a blended learning model, our curriculum combines the best aspects of online learning activities and interactions, hands-on laboratory sessions, and collaborative clinical education experiences into an innovative and dynamic learning experience.
The DPT curriculum plan consists of academic course work in six consecutive trimesters over a period of 24-26 months. This includes 65 weeks of didactic curriculum spread across six academic trimesters and 31 weeks of full-time clinical education performed in a variety of clinical settings. The DPT degree is awarded to students upon their successful completion of the program.
Learn what sets Baylor DPT apart. Join our monthly webinar to hear from faculty, staff, and students about our unique hybrid curriculum—featuring accessible online learning, immersive hands-on labs, and real-world clinical experiences. Register here.
