Master of Science in Occupational Therapy, East Falls

College

  • East Falls Campus
  • College of Rehabilitation Sciences

Degree Earned

  • Master of Science

Program Length

2.5 years

Program Type

  • Hybrid

Program Start

Fall Semester, Weekends
(Friday & Saturday)

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Leadership

Name: Audrey Zapletal, OTD, OTR/L, CLA
Positions:
  • Director, MS in Occupational Therapy
  • Teaching Assistant Professor

4201 Henry Avenue
Philadelphia, PA 19144

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Occupational Therapy Alumni

The MSOT-EF is a hybrid, full-time, weekend (Friday/Saturday) program, designed for students who want to work part-time and/or have other life responsibilities.  Candidates who have completed a bachelor’s degree are invited to apply.

Curriculum

Learn about the classes and schedule options available for completing your degree

Outcomes

Learn about the graduation rates from our program

Option for High School Seniors

Accelerated MSOT (3+2) for High School Applicants

High School seniors who are committed to earning a Master of Science (MS) in Occupational Therapy have the opportunity to do so in five years after graduation from high school, through partnership with the University of Delaware.

As of Fall 2020, University of Delaware students were accepted into the BS to Doctorate in Occupational Therapy (3+3) and will enter the professional phase on East Falls campus in Fall 2024. Please refer to BS to Doctorate in Occupational Therapy (3+3).

Option for High School Seniors

Accelerated MSOT (3+2) for High School Applicants

High School seniors who are committed to earning a Master of Science (MS) in Occupational Therapy have the opportunity to do so in five years after graduation from high school, through partnership with the University of Delaware.

PLEASE NOTE: The final 3+2 track-up cohort will enter the MSOT program in East Falls in Fall of 2022.

As of Fall 2020, all interested high school students should apply to the BS to Doctorate in Occupational Therapy (3+3).

Cost of Attendance

The Master of Science in Occupational Therapy program is a year-round, hybrid weekend (Friday/Saturday) for 2.5 years. The program comprised of classroom, laboratory, exams, and clinical education (fieldwork) rotations. 

The Fact Sheet contains additional institutional information. For questions, contact Financial.Aid@jefferson.edu