Entry requirements
For international students
The Bachelor of Occupational Therapy prepares students for a rewarding career focused on helping individuals lead more independent, fulfilling lives by enabling their participation in everyday activities.Occupational therapists work across a variety of settings, adapting environments, activities, or equipment to support people of all ages and abilities. Whether assisting a child in a classroom, modifying a home for accessibility, or designing inclusive community spaces, occupational therapists make a meaningful impact on health and wellbeing.Students will build a broad set of professional skills through a combination of practical training in state-of-the-art facilities and extensive professional placement. The program equips graduates to work in diverse healthcare environments, offering real-world experience that supports career readiness.Graduates may support individuals with disabilities to engage in daily activities, collaborate on inclusive design projects, or contribute to public infrastructure improvements—such as ensuring transport systems are accessible for power wheelchair users.Occupational therapy is recognised as a high job growth area by the Australian Governments Job Outlook, offering strong employment prospects in both public and private sectors.
