| Occupational Therapy students bring energy and excellence to the program. The wealth of experience and diversity of backgrounds the Occupational Therapy students bring to the program creates a dynamic and enriching academic community. The Student Occupational Therapy Association further enriches the program by providing educational, professional and social opportunities for Occupational Therapy students and the chance to develop leadership skills. Not surprisingly, SJSU graduates have earned a reputation as highly accomplished clinicians and leaders in Occupational Therapy. |  |
There are three areas of study within the Department of Occupational Therapy. There is the PATTERN I-Baccalaureate/Master of Science Degree Program, the PATTERN II-Master of Science Degree Program, and the Advanced Masters Program (Online). Each degree line allows the student to expand their education and enhance their skills as an occupational therapist.
Below are several student links that will assist in directing students throughout the website and hopefully answer any questions they may have about the major or the degree lines. If you have any further questions, feel free to contact the OT department.
| The OT Program offers a choice of several types of clinics as a practicum course for senior occupational therapy students. | |
| The Student Occupational Therapy Association (S.O.T.A.) is a non-profit, pre-professional, student-run association which aims to benefit the students in the Occupational Therapy department. | |
| Course syllabi uploaded by faculty. |
| Graduation slideshow from the class of 2004. | |
| Candidates must meet the requirements for admission to the University as well as the requirements for the Occupational Therapy Department. The application process is as follows: |
Department of Occupational Therapy
One Washington Square
San José, CA 95192-0059
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