A Ph.D. degree of 4-5 years in Community Rehabilitation equips students for positions as leaders, instructors, and researchers in the field of rehabilitation science. Topics including teaching, research methodologies, and specific fields of study that fit each student's interests are all included in the curriculum. Candidates must exhibit good academic qualifications and clinical skills, and they typically have backgrounds in engineering, physical therapy, or occupational therapy. Through their teaching and scholarly work, graduates of this program advance rehabilitation practice, research, and policy.
