The following information may assist you if you are considering an undergraduate or postgraduate (coursework or research) degree in Occupational Therapy.

Specific Program Enquiries
Study at UQ.Net provides Programs and Courses information on all programs, plans and courses offered at the University of Queensland including Occupational Therapy.

Prospective Undergraduate Students: Entry to the undergraduate program requires one of senior chemistry, biology or physics. Entry is competitive and tertiary entrance rank for current year of entry may be used as a guide only. Students may seek entry to occupational therapy after one or more years of tertiary study and should apply through QTAC. Further information can be obtained at academic programs.

Prospective Graduate Entry Masters Students: Students with a prior relevant degree and prerequisite study in anatomy (2 units), statistics (2 units), and a minimum of 2 units in either physiology, sociology or psychology, are eligible to apply for entry to the Master of Occupational Therapy Studies program. This program is a full-fee paying six semester course. Further information can be obtained at academic programs.

Prospective International Students
Are you interested in studying at The University of Queensland? The University has a number of dedicated professionals who can assist you in negotiating the enrolment process. There are also a large number of support services that are available during your course of study with the University. Information for International students is available from the Programs and Courses database. Further details are available from the International Office who can assist you with the enrolment processes.

Prospective Research Students
Are you interested in undertaking a graduate research program (MPhil, PhD)? If you are please feel free to contact Kryss McKenna or any specific staff member within the division who are conducting research in your areas of interest.

Further details are available from the staff page on this site, then follow links to staff contact details, research interests and recent publications. The Annual School Report and the Research section of this site provide an overview of research projects in the School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences and in Occupational Therapy.

Enrolment information for Master of Philosophy (MPhil) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) programs is available from the Programs and Courses database. Details regarding terms of candidature, applications, scholarships etc., are available from the Graduate School web site.

For those interested in pursuing a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) or Master of Philosophy (MPhil), consult the Head of Division of Physiotherapy before lodging a formal application.

There are a number of resources available for students to assist them to successfully complete their studies at The University of Queensland. Many of the questions you may have regarding student issues and University policies can be assessed through the myAdvisor service in myUQ. Through myAdvisor you can obtain information about your Student Rights and Responsibilities, Assessment details, enrolments, financial matters, how to make program changes etc.

The School of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences - Student Administration Unit is located on level 3 of the Therapies building. Students may seek assistance with a number of program specific issues.