Ph.D. in Oncology Physiotherapy is a specialized research program focused on the rehabilitation and management of patients with cancer, addressing issues like fatigue, pain, mobility loss, and post-surgical recovery. Typically lasting 3-5 years, the program includes coursework in oncology, pathophysiology, exercise physiology, and pain management, followed by original research. Candidates explore topics such as the role of physiotherapy in cancer recovery, improving functional mobility, lymphedema management, and enhancing the quality of life for cancer patients. Graduates often pursue careers in academia, clinical practice, or cancer rehabilitation centers, contributing to the development of effective therapies for cancer patients during and after treatment.
