Earning a Mount Union master’s degree in occupational therapy combines the excellent reputation of our long-standing allied health programs with the flexibility you’ll need to maintain your life and career while advancing your studies. Join our inaugural cohort and leave your mark on the industry as you grow into the leadership opportunities you deserve.

The University of Mount Union is now accepting applications for the Master of Science in Occupational Therapy (MSOT), which is expected to enroll its inaugural cohort in the fall of 2025. Once Mount Union's MSOT program has been granted Candidacy Status, we will begin to offer interviews and admit eligible students.

A Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from Mount Union means a collaborative environment and supportive community. Your professors are experts in their field, and the meaningful mentorships provided by our talented educators build confidence as you prepare to sit for your licensure. You’ll learn to: 

Grow Into

Leadership

Hybrid Format for Success

With our hybrid learning format, the goal is education without interruption. Our 22-month occupational therapy degree blends online academic coursework with hands-on training. In addition to immersive virtual learning simulations, you’ll be placed close to home, wherever possible, for your fieldwork rotations to ensure you can balance your education, career, and personal life.

Lead in a Growing Industry with a Reputation for Excellence

Occupational Therapy is recognized as the #4 healthcare job in 2024 by US News Best Jobs — and Mount Union MSOT grads will be first in line for leadership opportunities in their field. With Mount Union’s history of support and success, your next steps will be backed by our shining reputation and cutting-edge industry expertise.

of didactic study

16 months

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Assess and Diagnose

Evaluate individuals' physical, cognitive, or emotional condition to identify functional limitations.

Develop personalized plans to improve daily living skills and independence.

Use proven methods and adaptive equipment to enhance clients' functional abilities.

Create and Implement Treatment Plans

Apply Therapeutic Techniques

Step Up in Your Career

Grow Into

Leadership

Work in Diverse Settings

Operate in various healthcare environments, including hospitals, schools, and clinics.

Collaborate with Healthcare Teams

Partner with other professionals for comprehensive client care.

Educate and Advocate

Teach clients and families about health management and advocate for their needs.

Adhere to Professional Standards

Maintain ethical, legal, and cultural competence in practice.

Two 12-week

Level II fieldwork rotations

Four

on-campus immersive sessions