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Occupational Therapy Undergraduate Courses

WHAT IS OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY?

Helping people to participate in their everyday activities or what occupational therapists call ‘Occupations’. Occupational therapy is focused on how occupations contribute to a persons’ health and well-being. You identify barriers preventing people from participating in the activities of everyday life and provide solutions. Your skills are universal and you will get to know about people from all; walks of life, ages, illnesses, injuries and disabilities.

We offer the following undergraduate programme:

Bachelor of Health Science (Occupational Therapy)


CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

You can work with all age groups and in a wide range of physical and psychosocial areas such as:
  • Occupational Therapist in health centres, schools, residential care facilities, community, primary health services, and hospitals
  • Case manager
  • Community development officer
  • Occupational Therapy educator
  • Rehabilitation adviser
  • Researcher
  • Manager
  • Private practice
  • ACC
To see more information about becoming an Occupational Therapist click here
Last updated: 14 Jan 2010 11:45am

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