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• The Post-Professional Masters degree is designed for practicing clinicians with a bachelors degree in OT. This degree is designed to increase knowledge base in areas such as: administration and management, aging, education, mental health, childhood and adolescence, and upper extremity function and rehabilitation. Students may also choose the self-directed concentration focused on their individual interests. This program can be completed on a Full or Part time basis. Students have the option of completing the degree without a thesis where students receive a Master of Science in Occupational therapy (M.S. in OT) or with a thesis where students receive a Master of Arts (M.A) or Master of Science (M.S) with a thesis requirement, for students interested in a research oriented academic degree.
• Non-thesis option for post professionals: If desired, non-thesis students may take two elective classroom courses in the department in addition to the sixteen required courses.
  (10 total credits required).
• Thesis option for post professionals: Students must take two research and thesis supervision courses to complete the thesis option.
  (10 total credits required).
• Eligibility: Registered occupational therapists or candidates eligible for registration.
• Pre-requisites: One course in introductory statistics. The prerequisite course must be passed with a grade of B- or better and taken at an accredited college.