If you are looking to build a career that will enhance people's health and wellbeing, CSU's Bachelor of Occupational Therapy will develop and inspire your passion to rise to challenges and make a difference to people's lives. Occupational therapists work with people to improve their health and wellbeing through occupation, with a focus on physical and mental health that may be related to a person's injury or illness, or to an accident or developmental impairment. Studying at CSU will equip you to become a well-rounded and capable occupational therapist, enabling you to make a real difference to people, their families and communities. Course highlights You will graduate from CSU's four-year, full-time occupational therapy degree with a detailed understanding of the theoretical and practical components of occupational therapy, allowing you to confidently step into the workforce and begin a rewarding career as an occupational therapist. Career opportunities CSU's Bachelor of Occupational Therapy has an excellent reputation in the workplace and many of our graduates find employment soon after graduation. Work with people of all ages From aged care facilities to early childhood centres and schools – you will be able to put your occupational therapy skills to work with a diverse range of community members and groups. Community health services and health promotion Help people through enabling meaningful occupation by working in mental health services, rehabilitation centres, and drug and alcohol services. Public and private hospitals and private practice Work with patients recovering from accident, illness or injury to help them regain their independence and quality of life. To work as an occupational therapist, you must register for practice with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.