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Tailored for graduates holding a bachelor's degree who fulfill admission criteria, this rigorous master's program enables you to become a certified occupational therapist through two additional years of education.
Occupational therapists enhance quality of life by helping individuals of all ages overcome challenges, pursue aspirations, and engage meaningfully in their communities despite physical or mental barriers.
At UniSA, you'll be taught by licensed occupational therapists and leading researchers. Emphasizing hands-on learning, the program includes 1,000 hours of practical training across diverse settings like healthcare institutions, rehabilitation centers, educational environments, and senior care facilities - ensuring you're work-ready upon graduation.
Students participating in client-facing activities, including fieldwork, clinical rotations, or university clinic sessions, must satisfy mandatory pre-placement conditions. These encompass police clearances, child safety screenings, and vaccination standards. Refer to the Clinical Placement Unit for detailed prerequisites and student checklists.
All candidates in professional registration programs must register with their respective national board. The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) manages student registration, with the University facilitating the process after program enrollment.