MSc Advancing Practice in Occupational Therapy (Post-Registration)

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Advancing Practice in Occupational Therapy (Post-Registration) - MSc

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Are you a qualified occupational therapist looking to develop your knowledge and evolve or change your career direction? This MSc in Advancing Practice in Occupational Therapy (Post-Registration) course will suit occupational therapists from a wide range of settings and give you the support you need to redefine your career as an advanced practitioner in education, research, leadership, policy or practice.

This highly respected course offers an excellent opportunity to help you fulfil your career goals and you can study full time or part time to fit in with your current commitments.

Why QMU?

Unique: This is the only post-registration course specific to occupational therapy practice in Scotland.
Tailor your studies: You can select specific modules for your continuing professional development studies and you can direct your own learning, focusing on aspects relevant to your own practice or specialist interest as topics most of the modules on the course.
Flexible study options: You can structure the delivery and duration of this highly flexible course around your own study and work goals and continuing professional development.
Staff expertise: QMU’s occupational therapy teaching team work across all occupational therapy courses with the aim of establishing a learning community at undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral studies. Joining the MSc Advancing Practice in Occupational Therapy you will be part of this learning community and contribute to it’s growing wealth of expertise and experience.
Industry links: There are opportunities to apply your own learning to practice, and the final dissertation offers the opportunity to investigate or evaluate a question arising from your own specialist interest or practice area.