Bond University Master of Occupational Therapy MOT Overview

An extremely new program, Bond University’s Master of Occupational Therapy program is designed to produce highly competitive graduates with comprehensive clinical skills as well as possessing a solid business acumen and research experience.

It is the first Occupational Therapy Masters in Australia to offer you the opportunity to complete a clinical research project or undertake business electives in preparation for a career in private practice. You will engage in research training before specializing in one of two elective pathways:

• Clinically-focused Research Pathway – the clinically focused research pathway culminates in an individual research project that may be eligible for publication. This pathway prepares you for entry into higher research degrees and careers in research and academia, as well as bolstering research networks; or
• Business-focused Research Pathway – enables you to undertake business electives that will enable you to undertake management roles, and better prepare you to work in the growing private sector. The pathway culminates in an industry research project where you will apply both research and business skills.

You will be taught by academics and industry staff who are current practising clinicians with up to date industry knowledge.

Industry Work Experience

You will have the opportunity to develop specialist skills related to the practice of occupational therapy through extensive professional practice placements in a variety of settings such as private practice, community and mental health services, aged care and hospitals. The program places a strong emphasis on practical experience with 1,000 hours of practice education across various clinical contexts.  All students will also engage in research, providing preparation for future research careers.

Entry Requirements

Applicants must have a bachelor degree in a health or human science related discipline. Entrance into the course is competitive. Evidence of studies in the human anatomy, physiology, and psychology is required. If such evidence is not available, applicants may need to undertake prerequisite bridging units before commencing the program.

Professional Recognition

As this program is new, Bond has only just commenced the accreditation process with the Occupational Therapy Board of Australia, including submission of an accreditation review report.  Details of the stages in the accreditation process are available at http://www.occupationaltherapyboard.gov.au/Accreditation.aspx.

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