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Programs & Courses:
Postprofessional-Level Programs for OTRs (Options III and IV)
For postprofessional students interested in developing their 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.
Eligibilty:
Registered occupational therapists or candidates eligible for registration.
PreRequisites:
One course in introductory statistics. The prerequisite course must be passed with a grade of B-
or better and taken at an accredited college.
Option III (No thesis - practice option)
Master of Science in Occupational Therapy
Required Courses:
| OTS 209 |
Clinical Research, one course credit |
| OTS 208 |
Clinical Reasoning Seminar IV, one course credit |
| OTS 233 |
Occupational Therapy Management and Administration, one-half course
credit |
| OTS 232 |
Health and Community Systems, one-half course credit |
These required courses may be taken in any sequence or combination depending on student interest and courses offered.
Concentration: Three courses in an area of concentration; one practicum (OTS 234 or
OTS 235); one special topics (directed readings) OTS 294 or OTS 295.
Electives: Two.
Total number of course credits for the degree is ten.
Option IV (Thesis - research option)
Master of Arts or Master of Science
Required Courses:
| OTS 210 |
Thesis Research, one course credit |
| OTS 208 |
Clinical Reasoning Seminar IV, one course credit |
Thesis: Two course credits of thesis supervision (OTS 295, 296) and completion of thesis.
Concentration: Three courses in concentration (three course credits); one related research course (one course credit).
Electives: Two.
Total number of course credits for the degree is ten.
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