Why This Course
- High global demand due to increasing focus on rehabilitation and mental health.
- Direct involvement in patient recovery and community health.
- Opportunities to work with children, elderly, and patients with special needs.
- A blend of medical knowledge, psychology, and creative problem-solving.
- Scope for higher studies such as M.Sc. in Occupational Therapy, Rehabilitation Sciences, or Public Health.
Skills You Develop
- Designing therapy plans for patients with physical, emotional, or developmental challenges.
- Patient assessment and progress evaluation.
- Use of assistive devices and adaptive technologies.
- Knowledge of psychology and human development.
- Strong communication, empathy, and problem-solving skills.
- Rehabilitation and community-based therapy techniques.
Core Subjects Covered
- Anatomy & Physiology
- Psychology & Human Development
- Fundamentals of Occupational Therapy
- Rehabilitation Sciences
- Orthopedics & Neurology for Therapists
- Assistive Devices & Adaptive Technology
- Community Health & Social Medicine
Certification & Licensing
Upon graduation, students are eligible for:
- Registration with national paramedical/therapy councils (where applicable).
- Employment in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and special schools.
- Specialized certifications in pediatrics, neurology, mental health, or geriatric care.
- Eligibility to apply for international licensing exams for practice abroad.
Career Options
Graduates of B.Sc. Occupational Therapy can pursue roles such as:
- Occupational Therapist in hospitals or private clinics
- Rehabilitation Specialist in NGOs and community centers
- Pediatric or Geriatric Therapist
- Mental Health Therapist
- Ergonomic Consultant in workplaces
- Academic or research roles in rehabilitation sciences
- Entrepreneur (therapy centers, wellness centers)
Course Highlights
- A patient-centered career focused on improving quality of life
- Combines healthcare, psychology, and rehabilitation sciences
- Practical internship in hospitals, therapy centers, and community programs
- High international demand for qualified occupational therapists
- Career flexibility across healthcare, education, and community settings
- Strong foundation for higher studies and global career pathways
Course Objectives
- To train students in assessing and treating patients with physical, emotional, or social challenges.
- To develop therapeutic skills using evidence-based methods.
- To build expertise in adaptive technologies and rehabilitation sciences.
- To prepare students for diverse roles in hospitals, schools, and community healthcare.
- To nurture professionals who combine empathy, creativity, and science to improve lives.
Course Duration
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Total Duration: 4 years
- 3 years of academic study
- 1 year compulsory internship with clinical and community-based training
