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This graduate-level, full-time program equips you with essential occupational therapy skills. As an occupational therapist, you'll dedicate your professional life to assisting individuals across all age groups and walks of life in improving their ability to perform daily tasks—including work, education, recreation, and personal care.
The field of occupational therapy centers on supporting individuals facing difficulties caused by injuries, illnesses, or environmental limitations. These healthcare professionals specialize in enhancing life quality by helping patients either regain or acquire new capabilities, enabling continued engagement in routine activities.
Eliminating challenges
A significant aspect of occupational therapy involves helping clients surmount various obstacles. Common barriers addressed by occupational therapists include:
physical injuries
both short-term and long-term health issues leading to physical, cognitive, or psychological difficulties
environmental, social, and systemic limitations present in home, community, and work settings
Student must have:
English language requirement:
The application deadline for the September admissions cycle is January 31.