Occupational Therapy Degree Programs:
Master of Science (MS)
The University of Washington offers a Master of Science
Medicine program (Occupational Therapy Pathway) that is approved
by the Graduate School of the University. This program is
designed for practicing therapists who wish to pursue advanced
graduate studies to enhance their professional growth. The
program is individualized to meet each student's interests,
skills, and goals. Elective opportunities complement core
courses in evidence-based practice and research.
The elective opportunities include specialized seminars,
self-designed independent studies, mentored advanced clinical
experiences, and a wealth of courses from throughout the University.
Students may enroll on a full or part time basis, and the
time required for completing the program varies accordingly.
Full-time students generally complete the coursework in three
to four quarters. The additional time spent completing the
thesis requirement varies and may be done on a part-time basis.
Master of Science Program Mission
The Master of Science Medicine program (Occupational Therapy
Pathway) is dedicated to educating occupational therapists
who will be able to assume leadership roles in the profession
as advanced clinicians, clinical researchers, educators, and/or
administrators. We foster the development of critical thinking
and problem solving related to occupational performance in
life activities and we are committed to educational excellence,
high ethical standards, and respect for diversity.
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