36 monthsProgramme duration
15,910 GBPTuition Fee/year
02 Aug, 2027Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Health/Healthcare
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Are you passionate about empowering people of all different abilities to live their best lives? Do you want to make a real impact? Then our HCPC (Health and Care Professions Council) and RCOT (Royal College of Occupational Therapists) accredited BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy degree course might be the right one for you! You’ll learn how to take a holistic approach to supporting people across the lifespan by unlocking their potential to engage in those everyday ‘occupations’ that matter most to them. By ‘occupations’, we mean all the activities that people do that occupy their time, are meaningful to them, and contribute to their overall health and wellbeing (or not).
Through our expert-led, creative and interactive teaching strategies, real-world placements, and a blend of theory to inform practice, we’ll train you to take a client-centred and evidence-based approach to this critical Allied Health Professional role. You’ll gain the knowledge and skills needed to work with people and communities in their everyday environments and create tailored interventions to make that real impact.
Occupational Therapy involves working with everyday people with a range of physical, mental health and social needs. As an Occupational Therapist, you’ll work with people of all ages to improve their wellbeing and quality of life.
Our Occupational Therapy degree will equip you with the knowledge and skills to practise as a competent Occupational Therapist in a wide variety of health, social care, community and alternative environments. Your studies will cover the theory and practical aspects of this exciting and varied role.
Working with a range of people who all have different requirements, you’ll need to understand a client’s lifestyle so that you can work with them to set goals and create an intervention plan. We help you take a holistic approach to a client’s physical and mental wellbeing and assess their specific needs.
You’ll delve into a range of degree modules that will teach you the knowledge and skills to assess, plan, implement and evaluate assessment and intervention plans in a range of settings, including hospitals, community settings and schools, while establishing realistic goals with clients, or know when to refer them to other professionals when needed.
Service users in need of support from an Occupational Therapist play a central role in your learning, as will their family and friends. So, you’ll learn how to organise rehabilitation and support groups for clients and their carers and how to contribute to the design, planning, analysis, audit, development and evaluation of services.
We recognise that training to become an Occupational Therapist is not only a great profession to work in, but also one that comes with emotional and personal challenges. That’s why we place your wellbeing and development at the heart of our degree programme, equipping you with the support and guidance needed to grow into a confident, capable Occupational Therapist.
Some days may be emotionally demanding, which makes having a safe and supportive environment essential. At BNU, we foster a close-knit, encouraging community where you can turn to both your peers and our dedicated teaching staff for support and reassurance through shared and individual challenges. We take pride in truly getting to know our students. Throughout your degree course, you’ll benefit from personalised, one-to-one support from your tutors and the wider academic team.
Through our expert-led, creative and interactive teaching strategies, real-world placements, and a blend of theory to inform practice, we’ll train you to take a client-centred and evidence-based approach to this critical Allied Health Professional role. You’ll gain the knowledge and skills needed to work with people and communities in their everyday environments and create tailored interventions to make that real impact.
Occupational Therapy involves working with everyday people with a range of physical, mental health and social needs. As an Occupational Therapist, you’ll work with people of all ages to improve their wellbeing and quality of life.
Our Occupational Therapy degree will equip you with the knowledge and skills to practise as a competent Occupational Therapist in a wide variety of health, social care, community and alternative environments. Your studies will cover the theory and practical aspects of this exciting and varied role.
Working with a range of people who all have different requirements, you’ll need to understand a client’s lifestyle so that you can work with them to set goals and create an intervention plan. We help you take a holistic approach to a client’s physical and mental wellbeing and assess their specific needs.
You’ll delve into a range of degree modules that will teach you the knowledge and skills to assess, plan, implement and evaluate assessment and intervention plans in a range of settings, including hospitals, community settings and schools, while establishing realistic goals with clients, or know when to refer them to other professionals when needed.
Service users in need of support from an Occupational Therapist play a central role in your learning, as will their family and friends. So, you’ll learn how to organise rehabilitation and support groups for clients and their carers and how to contribute to the design, planning, analysis, audit, development and evaluation of services.
We recognise that training to become an Occupational Therapist is not only a great profession to work in, but also one that comes with emotional and personal challenges. That’s why we place your wellbeing and development at the heart of our degree programme, equipping you with the support and guidance needed to grow into a confident, capable Occupational Therapist.
Some days may be emotionally demanding, which makes having a safe and supportive environment essential. At BNU, we foster a close-knit, encouraging community where you can turn to both your peers and our dedicated teaching staff for support and reassurance through shared and individual challenges. We take pride in truly getting to know our students. Throughout your degree course, you’ll benefit from personalised, one-to-one support from your tutors and the wider academic team.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Health/Healthcare
Degree
BSc
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
Are you passionate about empowering people of all different abilities to live their best lives? Do you want to make a real impact? Then our HCPC (Health and Care Professions Council) and RCOT (Royal College of Occupational Therapists) accredited BSc (Hons) Occupational Therapy degree course might be the right one for you! You’ll learn how to take a holistic approach to supporting people across the lifespan by unlocking their potential to engage in those everyday ‘occupations’ that matter most to them. By ‘occupations’, we mean all the activities that people do that occupy their time, are meaningful to them, and contribute to their overall health and wellbeing (or not).
Through our expert-led, creative and interactive teaching strategies, real-world placements, and a blend of theory to inform practice, we’ll train you to take a client-centred and evidence-based approach to this critical Allied Health Professional role. You’ll gain the knowledge and skills needed to work with people and communities in their everyday environments and create tailored interventions to make that real impact.
Occupational Therapy involves working with everyday people with a range of physical, mental health and social needs. As an Occupational Therapist, you’ll work with people of all ages to improve their wellbeing and quality of life.
Our Occupational Therapy degree will equip you with the knowledge and skills to practise as a competent Occupational Therapist in a wide variety of health, social care, community and alternative environments. Your studies will cover the theory and practical aspects of this exciting and varied role.
Working with a range of people who all have different requirements, you’ll need to understand a client’s lifestyle so that you can work with them to set goals and create an intervention plan. We help you take a holistic approach to a client’s physical and mental wellbeing and assess their specific needs.
You’ll delve into a range of degree modules that will teach you the knowledge and skills to assess, plan, implement and evaluate assessment and intervention plans in a range of settings, including hospitals, community settings and schools, while establishing realistic goals with clients, or know when to refer them to other professionals when needed.
Service users in need of support from an Occupational Therapist play a central role in your learning, as will their family and friends. So, you’ll learn how to organise rehabilitation and support groups for clients and their carers and how to contribute to the design, planning, analysis, audit, development and evaluation of services.
We recognise that training to become an Occupational Therapist is not only a great profession to work in, but also one that comes with emotional and personal challenges. That’s why we place your wellbeing and development at the heart of our degree programme, equipping you with the support and guidance needed to grow into a confident, capable Occupational Therapist.
Some days may be emotionally demanding, which makes having a safe and supportive environment essential. At BNU, we foster a close-knit, encouraging community where you can turn to both your peers and our dedicated teaching staff for support and reassurance through shared and individual challenges. We take pride in truly getting to know our students. Throughout your degree course, you’ll benefit from personalised, one-to-one support from your tutors and the wider academic team.
Through our expert-led, creative and interactive teaching strategies, real-world placements, and a blend of theory to inform practice, we’ll train you to take a client-centred and evidence-based approach to this critical Allied Health Professional role. You’ll gain the knowledge and skills needed to work with people and communities in their everyday environments and create tailored interventions to make that real impact.
Occupational Therapy involves working with everyday people with a range of physical, mental health and social needs. As an Occupational Therapist, you’ll work with people of all ages to improve their wellbeing and quality of life.
Our Occupational Therapy degree will equip you with the knowledge and skills to practise as a competent Occupational Therapist in a wide variety of health, social care, community and alternative environments. Your studies will cover the theory and practical aspects of this exciting and varied role.
Working with a range of people who all have different requirements, you’ll need to understand a client’s lifestyle so that you can work with them to set goals and create an intervention plan. We help you take a holistic approach to a client’s physical and mental wellbeing and assess their specific needs.
You’ll delve into a range of degree modules that will teach you the knowledge and skills to assess, plan, implement and evaluate assessment and intervention plans in a range of settings, including hospitals, community settings and schools, while establishing realistic goals with clients, or know when to refer them to other professionals when needed.
Service users in need of support from an Occupational Therapist play a central role in your learning, as will their family and friends. So, you’ll learn how to organise rehabilitation and support groups for clients and their carers and how to contribute to the design, planning, analysis, audit, development and evaluation of services.
We recognise that training to become an Occupational Therapist is not only a great profession to work in, but also one that comes with emotional and personal challenges. That’s why we place your wellbeing and development at the heart of our degree programme, equipping you with the support and guidance needed to grow into a confident, capable Occupational Therapist.
Some days may be emotionally demanding, which makes having a safe and supportive environment essential. At BNU, we foster a close-knit, encouraging community where you can turn to both your peers and our dedicated teaching staff for support and reassurance through shared and individual challenges. We take pride in truly getting to know our students. Throughout your degree course, you’ll benefit from personalised, one-to-one support from your tutors and the wider academic team.
Admission Requirements
55+
6+
80+
112+
30+
Applicants who do not meet the minimum requirements for the three-year undergraduate programme, or those who do not feel fully prepared for a degree course, can apply for a fouryear programme including a Foundation Year.
02 Aug 2027
3 Years
Sep
Tuition fees
Domestic
9,790 GBP
International
15,910 GBP
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