The Master in Occupational Therapy (MOT) program aims to train competent, entry-level occupational therapists who can provide comprehensive assessment and treatment to clients across the lifespan. Graduates will be equipped to achieve optimal client functioning, restore roles in families, workplaces, and communities, and take on leadership roles in diversified, client-centred services. The program emphasizes developing administrative, managerial, and communication skills, fostering critical thinking and lifelong learning to help clients, educate the public, and train future therapists.
Graduates will be competent to provide occupational therapy services in various settings and can take up leading roles in diversified, client-centred services. The program prepares students with strong administrative, managerial, and communication skills, positioning them for leadership and educational roles in the field.
Applicants are advised to submit applications early. Supporting documents for prerequisite courses (Human Anatomy and Human Physiology), such as relevant course syllabuses and transcripts, must be submitted via a separate online system before the application deadline. Failure to provide these documents will result in an incomplete application.
Tuition fees are for the programme. Living costs are estimates for non-local students and include university-managed accommodation for the first year, meals, and personal expenses. For subsequent years, non-local students must arrange their own accommodation.
You need an undergraduate degree and should have background knowledge in human physiology, anatomy, and general education subjects. You must also submit course syllabuses and transcripts for prerequisite courses (Human Anatomy and Human Physiology) via a separate online system.
The tuition fee for international students is HK$350,000 per year, totaling HK$700,000 for the two-year program. Estimated living costs for non-local students are HK$287,655 per academic year, which includes tuition.
The Master in Occupational Therapy program is a full-time, self-financed program with a normal duration of 2 years.
You should apply online through the university's e-Admission system and pay an application fee of HK$500. You will also need to upload required supporting documents, including transcripts and syllabuses for prerequisite courses, to a dedicated online system.
The Early Round application deadline is May 31, 2026, and the Main Round application deadline is August 17, 2026. It is recommended to apply early due to limited quotas.
Yes, there is an Entry Scholarship for Non-Local (International) Students awarded based on academic merit. The amount varies, and further eligibility and application details are available through the Student Affairs Office.