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Occupational Therapy Programs and Degrees
We offer graduate-level programs taught by faculty who are engaged in nationally and internationally recognized research and community outreach. Our rigorous curriculum and fieldwork training give us the reputation as one of the best occupational therapy schools in the country.
Please note: Students who are entering our M.O.T./M.S. program in August 2021 will form the last class of master’s degree students. Learn more about our upcoming O.T.D.
Giving you the education and skills to work with a variety of populations across the age spectrum from infancy through old age – all in small classroom settings.
Hosted by CSU-OT and supported by the College of Health and Human Sciences, the Mary Scott Lecture was held 6-7:30 p.m. MT on Thursday, April 22, 2021.
Dr. Antoine Bailliard, the Scott lecturer, presented “Stabilization Through Participation: How Meaningful Activities Promote Mental Health, Wellness, and Belonging.” Dr. Bailliard is associate professor of occupational science and occupational therapy at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
We were pleased to host the 9th Annual Occupational Therapy Summit of Scholars and the 5th Annual AOTA/AOTF Summer Institute for Future Scientists. Both events were held virtually.
AOTA Summer Institute for Future Scientists in OT: June 17-18, 2021 (half days)
OT Summit of Scholars: June 23-25, 2021 (half days)
Ranked 7thIn the nation by U.S. News and World Report
100%Of students employed as OTs within 3 months of graduation
100%Passing rate on the national certification exam
Whether you’re building technical skills for a chosen profession or following a passion for helping people, each of our majors and degrees are designed around making connections while you learn — with faculty, employers, professionals, and people in the community.
As a human-centered college, we believe that research should not only contribute to scientific knowledge, but also be translated into programs, policies, and applications that put that knowledge to work.
