Choosing an OT programme

Choose a programme that suits your style of learning

All OT programmes have their own distinctive characteristics and all the programmes featured on this site in the
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Careers Handbook has been accredited by the College.

That means they have met a set of rigorous standards. However, the courses may deliver or structure learning differently. Some might teach via lectures and focus on subjects such as anatomy and physiology. Other courses might take a problem-based learning approach and use more group work.

It is worth researching the different programmes offered by universities and colleges to find those that fit your style of learning and personal preferences.

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Be sure to get the benefits of the College connection

College accredited programmes are recognised by the World Federation of Occupational Therapists which means that graduates’ qualifications are recognised in around 60 countries worldwide.

As with many health care programmes, where you study does not impact on your future employability. How you maximise your studies, and capitalise on opportunities during your course, will have a far greater impact on your future job prospects.