MSc in Occupational Therapy (Pre-Registration)

at Brunel University London

Modules
 

• Professionalism and the Evaluative Occupational Therapist 1: Professional Knowledge, Doing, Being and Becoming
• Enabling Occupation and Advancing Practice 1: Working with Older Adults
• Enabling Occupation and Advancing Practice 2: Working with Adults of Working Age
• Enabling Occupation and Advancing Occupation 3: Working with Children and Young People
• Enabling Occupation and Advancing Practice 4: Working with Groups, Communities and Global Perspectives

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