This Bachelor of Science (Honours) program in Occupational Therapy, offered by the Department of Health Sciences within the Institute of Population Health in the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences, provides comprehensive education and clinical training to enable graduates to become registered occupational therapists. The curriculum focuses on enabling individuals to participate in meaningful everyday activities (occupations) across the lifespan, addressing physical, psychological, and environmental factors. Students will develop skills in assessment, intervention planning, and therapeutic techniques through theoretical learning and practical placements in various healthcare and community settings, preparing them to meet the standards required by the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) in the UK.

Career options for graduates of this program are as registered occupational therapists in a wide range of settings, including hospitals, rehabilitation centers, mental health services, community health teams, schools, social services, and private practice. Occupational therapists work with individuals of all ages who have physical, mental, or social challenges to improve their independence and quality of life.

The University of Liverpool is a member of the UK's prestigious Russell Group, known for its research-intensive learning environment and high academic standards, particularly within the Faculty of Health and Life Sciences. As one of the six original red brick universities, it has a long-standing reputation for excellence in higher education. The university offers excellent graduate prospects, and the Department of Health Sciences provides strong links with healthcare and social care providers for valuable placement opportunities in occupational therapy.