MSc Advanced Occupational Therapy

The Advanced Occupational Therapy (MSc, PgCert, PgDip) course offered by the University of Brighton is a postgraduate program designed for practicing occupational therapists who wish to further develop their skills and enhance their professional practice. Based within the School of Health Sciences, this flexible course provides a range of optional modules allowing learners to tailor their study to areas of particular interest, and is delivered through a mix of campus-based and online learning.Course Content: This course is composed of a collection of modules, with some being mandatory while others are optional. Involving a blend of campus-based and online learning, this program enables students to explore contemporary issues such as managing change in health and social care, leadership and management in public services, and exploring the potential of technology to enhance practice.Key Modules: Some of the core modules include 'Debate and Argument in Health and Social Care' and 'Research Methods for Health Professionals'. Optional modules may revolve around 'Long Term Conditions', 'Integrating Technology Into Practice', 'Public Health Perspectives and Practice', 'Neurological Rehabilitation: Sensorimotor Disorders', and more.Accreditations: The course is accredited by the Royal College of Occupational Therapists (RCOT).Future Careers: This advanced study course can lead to various career advancement prospects in roles, including senior and specialist occupational therapy positions across all sectors. These may also feature opportunities in leadership, management or educational roles. Progression to PhD or professional doctorate is also a common pathway for graduates.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.