Diploma of Health Sciences (Stage 2) Occupational Therapy

The primary goal of occupational therapy is to enable people to participate in the activities of everyday life. This is achieved by enabling people to do things that will enhance their ability to participate by modifying their environment. Occupational therapists have a broad education that equips them with skills and knowledge to work collaboratively with individuals or groups and communities who have an impairment of body structure or function due to a health condition.

Leading to
Bachelor of Science
Occupational Therapy

Students must complete the following core units:

Core Units
Foundations for Professional Health Practice
Indigenous Cultures and Health Behaviours
Evidence Informed Health Practice
Human Structure & Function
Concepts in Occupational Therapy Practice
Applied Anatomy
Introduction to Occupational Therapy
Introduction to Psychology