The oldest established Physiotherapy Department in Greece belongs to the Faculty of Health and Caring Professions of the Technological Educational Institute (TEI) of Athens. In recent years, many TEI departments all over the country have undergone internal and external evaluation, according to the Hellenic Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education (ΑΔΙΠ). Indicative examples of the prescribed evaluation criteria are those relating to the study programme, evaluation of the teaching process, the recording of research activities, as well as the adequacy of the premises, and the material and technical infrastructure of the departments. While all categories of criteria are important, the recording of research work carries particular weight in the Physiotherapy Department, because it establishes the scientific core of the profession and is the fundamental basis for the creation of self-contained postgraduate physiotherapy programmes. The aim of the present study was the recording of all the research work and related activities of the teaching staff of the Physiotherapy Department during the period from January 2007 until December 2011. The recording of the research work and related activities of the teaching staff of the Physiotherapy Department was classified into 5 basic units: (i) Publications in Peer-reviewed Journals; (ii) Presentations in Reviewed Congress Proceedings; (iii) Authorial Activity; (iv) Research Programmes and Projects; and (v) Scientific Activities.