Occupational Therapy, BSc (Hons)

The human body is remarkable, yet when mental or physical issues arise, individuals often struggle with essential activities. As an Occupational Therapist, you will explore barriers to participation and strategies to overcome them. At Brunel University, the programme integrates theory with practical application, examining the physical, psychological, and environmental factors of patient care from acute stages to community rehabilitation. Students are encouraged to adopt creative approaches, such as adapting kitchens for amputees or leveraging personal skills like art and music for recovery. The curriculum emphasises evidence-based practice, research skills, and original investigations, with Brunel ranked first in London for Occupational Therapy in The Complete University Guide 2019. Ideal for motivated problem-solvers seeking a rewarding career.Key modules include Professionalism and the Developing Occupational Therapist, Enabling Occupation 1, Working with Older Adults, and Evidence Based Practice & Research. Assessments involve written exams, essays, reports, practical presentations, and mandatory practice placements, with performance in years 2 and 3 determining your degree classification. All evaluations are reviewed by external examiners to maintain standards. For more details, visit www.brunel.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/occupational-therapy-bsc.

Modules Typical Modules include; Professionalism and the Developing Occupational Therapist Enabling Occupation 1 Working with Older Adults Evidence Based Practice & Research For further information please visit www.brunel.ac.uk/courses/undergraduate/occupational-therapy-bsc