Rosa reflects on her Erasmus+ internship in Mexico, a clinical and personal experience that allowed her to reconnect with her roots and broaden her perspective on physiotherapy.
Romane Bride, a third-year student at CEERRF, completed a three-month Erasmus+ internship in Geneva, an experience that allowed her to compare the French and Swiss physiotherapy training systems and broaden her view of the profession.
Romane Bride, a third-year student at CEERRF, completed a three-month Erasmus+ internship in Geneva, an experience that allowed her to compare the French and Swiss physiotherapy training systems and broaden her view of the profession.
Julie, a CEERRF student, shares her Erasmus+ physiotherapy placement in Brussels with HELB: dual supervision, an early start on her thesis and autonomy.
CEERRF welcomed two lecturers from University College South Denmark as part of an Erasmus+ collaboration focused on clinical case studies and innovative physiotherapy practices. Students benefited from teaching that combined generative artificial intelligence, clinical reasoning, and connected technologies applied to strength training.
Erasmus+ Internship: Séeline Oberholzer discovers physiotherapy in France through the CEERRF–ZHAW partnership, combining immersion with intercultural exchange.
CEERRF warmly thanks Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences (SEAMK) as well as its partners UNIRI and VIKO for organizing and successfully delivering this collaborative BIP. These Erasmus+ partnerships reflect CEERRF’s commitment to training physiotherapists who are clinically competent, internationally minded, and grounded in a pedagogy that combines scientific rigor with human values.
In response to the deterioration of mental health indicators, health education programs and professionals, including physiotherapists, are playing an increasing role in identifying and preventing psychological distress. CEERRF demonstrates its commitment through the creation of a Mental Health and Gender-Based & Sexual Violence Unit, aiming both to train competent professionals and to ensure a supportive environment for students and staff.
As part of the Erasmus+ program, two CEERRF students completed a hybrid study mobility at the University of Granada for their thesis work. This experience highlights the benefits of international exposure in physiotherapy education and research.
Career path of an expert physical therapist, highlighting the importance of a coordinated multiprofessional approach for comprehensive, humane, and efficient rehabilitation.
