Master of Arts in Occupational Therapy: The One Year Program for the Practicing Therapist

Do you want to:

• Enhance your contributions to society?
• Maximize your career potential?
• Interact with other experienced clinicians?
• Receive guidance and training from the nation's premier Post Professional program?

With an OT master's degree, you can utilize advanced techniques and skills to improve people's quality of life, independence, and state of health. As a graduate student in Occupational Therapy, you will have the opportunity to:

• Learn about the latest innovations in Occupational Therapy
• Keep pace with the most recent developments in health care
• Work with faculty on leading-edge research
• Enhance the critical thinking and analytical skills necessary for managing practical and ethical dilemmas
• Deepen your understanding of the theoretical basis behind clinical practice
• Refine your expertise in clinical specialties, business management, or entrepreneurism
• Explore opportunities related to doctoral studies

Discover how a master's in Occupational Therapy could support your personal and professional goals by contacting Sarah Kelly, Director of Admissions, at (866) 385-4250 or skelly@usc.edu.

Learn more about the one-year master's program:

Why get a Master's in OT?
Program Overview
Curriculum Components
Learning Outcomes
Requirements for Graduation
Admission