Occupational Therapy, Bachelor (Hons)

As a graduate of the Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (Honours), you will assist individuals in overcoming limitations from injury or illness, enabling them to perform everyday tasks that are often overlooked. You will build essential knowledge in health areas and complete courses across diverse practice domains, while gaining hands-on experience through placements, workshops, and regional opportunities.Develop skills in solving real-world problems faced by occupational therapists, including assistive technology, adaptation techniques, and rehabilitation practices. Learn to address emotional, developmental, societal, psychological, and age-related challenges. As part of the allied health workforce, you could work in hospitals, private practices, aged care, community settings, or schools, with this qualification also serving as a pathway for further study in mental health or research.