Occupational Therapy

The M.Sc.O.T. program aims to provide practicing occupational therapists with advanced therapeutic skills, knowledge and expertise to manage people and programs, and a greater ability to convey knowledge effectively to others. The mission of the Master's program is to support occupational therapists to become leaders in research, clinical practice and the promotion of health and well-being.

The masters program includes core required coursework and elective courses. Students can choose between a thesis track and a project track. 

Students working in the field of mental health are offered a mental health track.

Registration is open only to graduates who are licensed occupational therapists (B.O.T degree) with a grade average of 80 from the undergraduate B.O.T studies