Occupational Therapy

The Bachelor's degree program in Occupational Therapy aims to train healthcare professionals skilled in helping individuals regain mental and motor functions to achieve greater independence in daily activities such as home, school, or work. Graduates will also be equipped to adapt environments to improve the quality of life for people with disabilities. The curriculum focuses on prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation for individuals with temporary or permanent physical and mental conditions, utilizing various methodologies including expressive, manual, playful, and daily activities. A key feature is the emphasis on practical experience, with internships starting in the first year under professional tutor supervision, allowing students to integrate theoretical knowledge with real-world application. This program prepares students for a growing profession with diverse employment opportunities in health and social sectors.

Curriculum

The curriculum focuses on equipping students with the fundamental skills needed for the prevention, treatment, and rehabilitation of individuals experiencing physical and mental health challenges. This is achieved through a combination of theoretical lessons and practical application, including expressive, manual, playful, and everyday activities. Emphasis is placed on hands-on experience, with clinical internships integrated from the first year of study.

1. Year 1
2. Year 2
3. Year 3

Careers

Graduates of the Occupational Therapy program are prepared for practice in a rapidly expanding profession, offering excellent job prospects across various health and social care settings.

• Occupational Therapist