BOT

Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOT) is a professional undergraduate program focused on helping individuals achieve independence in daily living and work-related activities affected by physical, mental, or developmental conditions. The course prepares students to assess functional limitations and design therapeutic interventions to improve quality of life.

Students study subjects such as human anatomy and physiology, occupational therapy theory, rehabilitation sciences, mental health, pediatrics, orthopedics, neurology, assistive technology, and ergonomics. The program includes extensive clinical training and compulsory internship in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, special schools, and community health settings.

Graduates of BOT can work as occupational therapists in hospitals, rehabilitation centers, mental health facilities, special education institutions, and community rehabilitation programs, supporting patients in leading independent and productive lives.