Occupational Therapy

About this course

Occupational therapy is the health profession concerned with enabling people to participate in the activities, or occupations, that give their lives purpose and meaning. When illness, injury, disability or age impairs someone's ability to manage everyday tasks, occupational therapists assess the barriers they face and work with them to develop strategies, adaptations and skills that restore or maintain their participation in daily life. It is a client-centred profession that works across physical and mental health, children's services, learning disability, older adult care and many other settings. At Robert Gordon University, this four-year full-time Master of Occupational Therapy is a postgraduate-level professional qualification that prepares you thoroughly for practice. You will learn to engage with individuals, groups and communities, using occupational therapy's distinctive approac

Where its graduates go

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