The MSc Occupational Therapy (Professional Qualification) prepares graduates to support individuals in achieving greater independence and participation in meaningful daily activities. Students study occupational science, rehabilitation, neuroscience, psychology, assistive technology, and therapeutic interventions while gaining practical experience through supervised clinical placements.
The programme develops assessment, treatment planning, and clinical reasoning skills needed to address physical, cognitive, and psychosocial challenges. Students learn to deliver person-centred care across a variety of healthcare and community settings. Graduates are prepared for professional careers in hospitals, rehabilitation services, mental health, disability support, community healthcare, and private practice.