Occupational Therapy

Discover the science, strategies, and theories behind a profession devoted to helping people live full and meaningful lives no matter age, handicap, or limits. In this course, students will learn how to assess a person's unique issues to offer better, more tailored restoration solutions based on a wholistic and detailed look with a person's physiological, psychosocial and environmental requirements. Students will: Acquire a comprehensive and coherent comprehension of critical values, theories, perspectives and notions that underpin the occupational therapy profession; be capable of using their wisdom, skill and professional awareness in order to add value to the assessment, intervention and therapeutic process; communicate clearly and coherently in a range of occupational therapy settings to a variety of stakeholders; and become in a position to learn, critique and evaluate evidence from research to the clinics of occupational therapy.

Entry for the course relies in an entry rank. A rank can be accomplished by means of a year 1 2 ATAR, other Australian qualification, work experience, or an international qualification. Entry for the course is competitive. Software will be assessed based on academic merit and the number of available places. To make certain your application is considered, we recommend employing by the 31st October while the very initial offers will likely be released in December.