University of East Anglia, Norwich

Bachelor in BSc Occupational Therapy 2026/27

United Kingdom Taught in English Open to international students

Why students choose this program

  • Taught in English
  • No application fee

About Bachelor in BSc Occupational Therapy 2026/27

Graduates typically work as registered occupational therapists in the NHS, social-care settings, private practice, research, industry or charitable organisations, and are eligible to join the Health and Care Professions Council and the Royal College of Occupational Therapists. The three-year programme builds professional identity through early patient contact and inter-professional learning.

Hands-on placements run throughout the three years.

The first year introduces occupational science, human anatomy, physiology, psychology and sociology, together with two short practice placements. In the second year you develop practical skills, study health conditions across the lifespan and complete two further placements. The final year deepens theoretical knowledge, explores specialist and emerging areas of practice and includes a longer placement where you can specialise.

About University of East Anglia, Norwich

University of East Anglia, Norwich is a university in the United Kingdom, founded in 1963, with 2820 international students among its 16872 total students.

The university has 400 programs, covering various subjects and research areas, allowing students to explore their interests.

Norwich provides a great location for students, with a rich history and cultural events to enjoy outside of campus.

English Test Requirement

GCSE English Language grade C or grade 4

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