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.
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.
Discover how the CEERRF International Week places internationalization at the heart of physiotherapy training, offering students enriching learning experiences with teachers and experts from partner universities across Europe, and fostering professional and cultural openness from the very beginning of their education.
During the International Week, CEERRF highlighted pedagogical innovation in physiotherapy through simulation and immersive scenarios, enhancing its students’ communication and reflective skills.
Thanks to the Erasmus+ program, our future physiotherapists have the opportunity to complete internships abroad, enriching their academic and professional journey.
Physiotherapy education in Europe is undergoing significant transformation, driven by the growing recognition of the need for comprehensive and extended training.
The CEERRF is proud to highlight the work of Camille, a 4th-year student and Erasmus ambassador, whose commitment and scientific rigor have led to her recognition: she has been published in an international scientific journal.
Under the leadership of Mr. Arnaud CERIOLI, CEERRF is pioneering new approaches to competency assessment by integrating Objective Structured Clinical Examinations (OSCE) into several teaching units.
Four universities with physiotherapy faculties and one physiotherapy training institute participated in Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Program gathering more than 38 students and 10 teachers.
Two physiotherapy students from CEERRF, Camille and Olivier, recently completed an Erasmus+ mobility program at the University of Granada.
