BA/BS in Occupational Therapy

This programme prepares occupational therapists for both direct practice and applied research, building interdisciplinary knowledge that links rehabilitation theory to health policy decisions. Subjects move from general studies into specialised rehabilitation content across the semesters, and teaching follows a personalised, reflective-practice model built on human rights, inclusion, and social justice principles. Students work through individual and group projects, case and document analysis, critical literature review, reflection diaries, and a learning portfolio, with assessment based on continuous, curriculum-linked evaluation rather than a single exam. Learning outcomes include evaluating a patient's disorders and environment to select evidence-based assessment methods, modelling occupational therapy support from current research, and cooperating with interdisciplinary teams while critically reflecting on personal and peer professional practice.