 MOT (Full-time) The Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) is a thirty-month program that begins in the summer consisting of 109 semester credit hours, which includes 20 semester hours (6 months) of full-time clinical fieldwork. Students must complete all graduation and fieldwork requirements within 24 months of completing the academic phase of the program. The pre-professional phase consists of 86 hours of required course work taken at any regionally accredited college or university. Upon completion of the professional program and the fieldwork requirements, students will receive the Bachelor of Science in Health Care Sciences degree (BSHCS) and the Master of Occupational Therapy Degree (MOT). Please go to Admissions to see prerequisites for MOT program.
BSOT to MOT The BSOT to MOT (Master of Occupational Therapy) program is an advanced transfer option for professional occupational therapists who have a bachelor’s degree in occupational therapy (BSOT) and wish to earn an MOT degree. Students can select a part-time or full-time plan that may begin at any semester. Courses are taken on the UTHSCSA campus and web-based technology. Students transfer in prerequisite and professional BSOT courses into the program and take an additional 30 credits (core and selected courses). The following 16 semester credits are required courses and the remaining 14 credits are selected with the guidance of an advisor to meet the student s career needs. BSOT to MOT Curriculum (16 credits core courses + 14 credits selected courses = Core Courses (16 credits) Semester Credits OCCT 5023 Research I (Statistics) 3 OCCT 5011 Research II (Research Methods) 3 OCCT 6035 Concepts and Practice Teaching 3 OCCT 5072 Level I field work: Community Agencies 2 OCCT 5073 Community Project 4 OCCT 5007 Occupational Justice & Participation 1 |
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