it's easy to take daily activities for granted, like brushing teeth, going to work or getting out of bed. workplace injuries, chronic illness, disability and mental health issues can change peoples' ability to do these things independently, impacting quality of life. as an occupational therapist, students will develop skills to help people maximise their abilities and reach their full potential. la trobe's bachelor of occupational therapy (honours) provides students with the clinical knowledge, professional skills and industry connections needed to launch their career.

a combination of tutorials, workshops, practical experience, online learning and 1000 hours of professional placements will enable students to use evidence-based occupational therapy assessments and interventions with people of all ages that improve their health and wellbeing.