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European Master of Science in Occupational Therapy

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European Master of Science in Occupational Therapy

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    1. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 1 / 24 European Master of Science in Occupational Therapy 1999 Start OT EuroMaster 2001 DVC validation as MSc. 2004 NVAO accreditation as MSc. 2006 Fully legalised by the Dutch ministry of Education and Science under CROHO number 69312 2010 renewd NVAO accredittion as MSc.

    2. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 2 / 24

    3. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 3 / 24 Occupational Therapist and Occupational Scientist Critical reasoning Practise is input for research ‘Nothing as practical as a good theory’ (Kurt Lewin)

    4. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 4 / 24 Succes What is it like to be an OT EuroMasters student? ‘What fascinates me, in this combination of contact hours, self study, supervision and exchange from different European countries, is the experience of discovering potential in myself, that I was never aware of before.’

    5. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 5 / 24 What is it like to be an OT EuroMasters student: ‘The pleasure of reading, reflection and writing; experiencing the sense of engagement in occupation.’ ‘The European context gave me a broader view of OT, research in OT and developments in OT.’

    6. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 6 / 24 Highly engaged teaching staff

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    8. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 8 / 24 First year, January Eastbourne, UK Exploration of concepts of occupation and research

    9. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 9 / 24 First year, April Nćstved, Denmark Societal and scientific aspects of occupational therapy & occupational science

    10. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 10 / 24 First year, September Amsterdam, the Netherlands Scientific reasoning about human occupation, diversity, culture, and participation

    11. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 11 / 24 First year, November Winterthur, Switzerland Evaluating and enhancing occupational performance

    12. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 12 / 24 Second year, May Stockholm, Sweden Planning a research project within the body of knowledge of the OT discipline

    13. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 13 / 24 Conducting a research project within the occupational therapy discipline Conduct research Write thesis Peer review Present results Examination Second Year: Thesis Own country

    14. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 14 / 24 Structure of each module Preparatory work (56 hours) orientation Class work (80 hours) intensive classes with tutoring and lectures Assignment (200 hours) papers

    15. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 15 / 24 Success rate of this OT Euro Masters Academic output: One third of the students published in a scientific journal Approx. 10 % started a PhD study after the OT-EuroMaster, three completed their PhD

    16. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 16 / 24 Country of residence of the students

    17. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 17 / 24 Age of the students

    18. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 18 / 24 What employers say about their graduates: ‘It’s good to see how she’s developed as a consequence of the knowledge and skills she acquired during the OT EuroMasters. Given the development of the OT department towards a more research-based way of working, it is just what we needed.’

    19. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 19 / 24 What employers say about their graduates: ‘My employee has made impressive advances. She has a much better understanding and many more skills in theory and research methods.’

    20. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 20 / 24 Result Attending the OT-EuroMaster: A professional step and A treasure for life

    21. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 21 / 24 Occupational Therapy ‘I never was aware how special every day activities are.’ ‘OT gives me back my meaning in life.’

    22. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 22 / 24 Tuition fee The tuition fee is in total 13,700 euro, paid in four instalments of 3,425 euro Apply before the 15’ September of each year, by sending in the application form which is available on the Internet

    23. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 23 / 24 Admission criteria Professional and Academic requirements: Bachelor of Science degree in OT OR equivalent Required skills in English: IELTS score 6.5 OR equivalent Motivation and portfolio

    24. February 2010 www.ot-euromaster.eu 24 / 24 See you at our OT-EuroMaster www.ot-euromaster.eu e.tigchelaar@hva.nl

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