European Master of Science in Occupational Therapy
Programme structure
Read more about the programme structure of the European Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (OT-EuroMaster).
The European Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (OT-EuroMaster) is a postgraduate 2-year, part-time, research-oriented programme of 90 EC consisting of 6 modules. During the master, you will study at 5 different European higher education institutions.
You will be part of a small group of students (ca. 30) from at least 6 countries. You will share and compare experiences, strengthen your professional identity and enhance your cultural understanding.
The part-time programme takes 4 semesters and consists of 6 modules. The first 5 modules (12 EC each) are hosted by one of the partner institutions. The last module involves the completion of a semi-independent scientific research project in the field of occupational therapy or occupational science, resulting in the thesis.
Institution | Country |
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University of Brighton | United Kingdom |
Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (AUAS) | The Netherlands |
Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW) | Switzerland |
Universidade da Coruña | Spain |
Karolinska Institutet | Sweden |
Modules
The programme aims to enhance understanding of the complexities of occupation, foster intercultural understanding and increase the research capacity of the profession. Occupational therapy, occupational science and research are integrated within each module. Every module ends with a written assignment. In the final modules, you plan and conduct a research project and write your thesis as a journal paper.
Module | Location | Subjects |
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1 | Eastbourne, UK |
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2 | Amsterdam, NL |
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3 | Winterthur, CH |
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4 | A Coruna, Spain |
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Module | Location | Subject |
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5 | Stockholm, Sweden |
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6 | Your home country |
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Title and diploma
After completing the European Master of Science in Occupational Therapy programme, you will be awarded a degree "European MSc in Occupational Therapy". You may use the Master of Science title.