Occupational Therapy, Bachelor

Deakin's accredited Bachelor of Occupational Therapy provides a cutting-edge, practical education, equipping students to assess individuals' strengths, limitations, and environmental factors that influence their participation in meaningful activities. Graduates develop evidence-based intervention plans for those affected by injury, illness, disability, or barriers, drawing from expert faculty in diverse specialisations and interdisciplinary collaboration. With over 1,000 hours of hands-on placements, students emerge job-ready to enhance quality of life in a growing health sector.This program prepares therapists to work across areas such as paediatrics, mental health, neurology, and community support, enabling people of all ages to engage in daily activities. Practical learning, including on-campus facilities and optional overseas tours, builds confidence. Eligible Year 12 students from regional or remote areas may access entry schemes for enhanced opportunities.