Department of Basic Sciences 
The Department of Basic Sciences serves as the academic foundation of the Physical Therapy program. It prepares students scientifically before they begin studying the clinical and therapeutic specialties. The courses offered in this department are primarily theoretical and foundational. Below are the key features of the department. 
1. Scientific Foundation:
Students study a range of core subjects that equip them with a deep understanding of the human body, including:

•    Anatomy
•    Physiology
•    Biochemistry
•    Biophysics
•    Biology
•    Kinesiology
•    Biomechanics

2. Department Objective:
To prepare students with the scientific knowledge necessary to understand the structure and functions of the human body—ensuring they are well-equipped to handle clinical cases effectively in later stages of the program.
3. Department Mission:
The department's role goes beyond delivering academic content. It fosters scientific thinking and encourages students to connect theoretical knowledge with practical application across the clinical disciplines of physical therapy.