(for students entering 2012-13 academic year)
The master’s
level OT curriculum is a combination of weekend classes and off-campus learning
activities delivered on-line between class meetings. The curriculum is offered
over a 12-month calendar beginning in September and there is a mandatory
weekend orientation during the first weekend of August prior to the start of
the academic year.
Classes generally
meet eight weekends each semester:
Friday 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM
Saturday 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM
The following course
sequence is typical of the master’s OT program – for
specific program questions, contact the program director.
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Year
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Year
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Year
3
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Semester 1 Fall (12 cr)
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Semester 4 Fall (11 cr)
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Semester 7 Fall (4.5 cr)
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Portfolio
Seminar
Foundations for Practice
Functional Anatomy
Occupational Competence
Clinical Skills A
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Assess & Intervention: Adults
Level I Fieldwork B
Older Adults: Enabling Participation
Env’tal Dimensions of Occupation
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Level
II Fieldwork A
Clinical Reasoning I
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Semester 2 Spring (12 cr)
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Semester 5 Spring (12 cr)
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Semester 8 Spring (4.5 cr)
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Assistive Technology Design
Introduction to Evaluation
Applied Neuroanatomy
Clinical Applications
Interpersonal Relations & Groups
Clinical Skills C
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Assess & Int: Children & Youth
Level I Fieldwork C
Professional Issues and Trends
Innovative Practice in OT
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Level
II Fieldwork B
Clinical Reasoning II
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Semester 3 Summer (10 cr)
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Semester 6 Summer (6 cr)
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Evidence-Based Practice
Clinical Skills B
Psychosocial Interventions
Level I Fieldwork A
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Practice
Platform Seminar
Spec.Practice: Upper Extremity Rehab
Mastery
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