Duration
4 Years
The Bachelor’s Degree in Occupational Therapy prepares students to support individuals across the lifespan in overcoming challenges that affect their daily activities, independence and participation. The programme develops practical skills in rehabilitation, therapeutic interventions, return-to-work programmes and community-based approaches.
Occupational Therapy Is one of the disciplines concerned with rehabilitation of individuals across their lifespan to help them be able to do the things they want and need to do. The course is a 4-year bachelor’s degree, that will teach learners the concepts, principles and techniques on how to do appropriate interventions used in Occupational therapy. There is a huge demand for Occupational Therapists in schools, hospitals, clinics and even NGOs to rehabilitate.
The program helps the learners to understand the profession of occupational therapy which involves understanding individual apropriate treatment interventions, rehabilitations, life cycle redesign, and return to work programs and skills development to overcome the challenges faced by the individuals in their occupations. The program also highlight the community and population-based approaches to combat the occupational challenges faced by the communities and populations.
4 Years
Degree
A minimum of 36 BGCSE points with at least grade C in Sciences and at least gra...
Graduates can contribute across healthcare services, administration, records, support and community-facing roles.
A structured learning path combining core knowledge, applied practice and professional readiness.
Placement and workplace exposure details can be managed here as programme information is confirmed.
Apply classroom learning in supervised practical contexts.
Build habits expected in healthcare environments.
Receive guidance before, during and after practical learning.
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