Master of Business Administration Master of Science (Occupational Therapy) Combined Program

Our Campuses Campus Life Visiting the U of A University Community Care Rankings Leadership + Governance University Initiatives Shape: University Strategic Plan Culture of Care Indigenous Initiatives Access, Community + Belonging People Strategy ‎ Sustainability Development Goals Healthy Campuses + Community Wellness Campus Safety + Security Using Artificial Intelligence at the U of A Master of Business Administration Master of Science (Occupational Therapy) Combined Program (Occupational Therapy) Master of Business Administration Master of Science (Occupational Therapy) Combined Program (Occupational Therapy) Home Master of Business Administration Master of Science (Occupational Therapy) Combined Program (Occupational Therapy) Why study this program? The Department of Occupational Therapy offers a program leading to a Master of Science degree in Occupational Therapy (MScOT). The MScOT program is designed to address practice and theoretical issues within a broad range of settings. Upon completion of their degree, students will be able to evaluate programs, participate in research, and critically appraise current assessment and intervention options. The MScOT program is currently offered at three campus locations: Edmonton, Augustana (Camrose), and Calgary. Of the students admitted to the program, a portion are admitted to our Edmonton, Augustana, and Calgary campuses based on student preference. With MScOT’s distributed education model, students at all campuses complete the same core program of required courses. Each campus may offer unique elective opportunities reflective of local expertise and community partnerships in addition to the online electives available to all. An MScOT postprofessional stream for occupational therapists with a bachelor’s entry level degree in occupational therapy provides clinicians with the research and leadership skills to enhance their abilities in various settings. An MScOT entry-level stream for students who hold an undergraduate degree in a variety of fields other than occupational therapy provides the academic and fieldwork education required for certification by provincial and national professional associations.