Overview
The Occupational Therapy program at the University of Ottawa is a professional master's degree designed to prepare students for practice as occupational therapists. The program emphasizes enabling individuals and communities to participate in meaningful daily activities through client-centered interventions. Unique features include its bilingual delivery in English and French, interprofessional education opportunities, and a focus on evidence-based practice in diverse settings.
Career Prospects
Graduates are equipped for roles in healthcare, education, and community services, with strong demand in Canada and internationally. The profession offers pathways to specialization in areas like pediatrics, mental health, and gerontology.
Key Faculty and Staff
- Program led by experienced faculty in the School of Rehabilitation Sciences, including experts in occupational therapy research and clinical practice.
Unique Facilities and Partnerships
The program utilizes advanced simulation labs, on-campus clinics, and partnerships with local hospitals and community organizations for fieldwork placements, enhancing hands-on learning.
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