Doctor of Physical Therapy

The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor (UMHB) Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program aspires to be recognized as the program of choice for individuals seeking to become competent, effective, and ethical physical therapy practitioners foundation based on Christian principles and values.

Under the guidance of dedicated faculty, students will develop the knowledge and skills needed to be a vital part of interdisciplinary healthcare teams and serve in leadership roles within the physical therapy profession. Faculty are dedicated to providing mentoring, personalized attention, and the instruction you need to succeed. Throughout the 28 months (7 semesters) program, students gradually build and expand their knowledge of foundational and clinical sciences while developing competency in physical therapy clinical skills. The atmosphere is collaborative and enhances the learning experiences in a variety of settings.

The University of Mary Hardin-Baylor is dedicated to Christian higher education. Founded in 1845, the university has traditionally been known for producing excellent educators, nurses, business leaders, and missionaries. That has not changed, but today UMHB is also earning recognition for its talented science and music graduates, for top-notch graduate programs in counseling and physical therapy, and more.

What's behind this success? An unapologetic dedication to Christian principles. An emphasis on inspired teaching, on making each student's learning experience the best it can be—a commitment to excellence in every aspect of university life.