OCTH 311 Introduction to Occupational Science

This course focuses on the meaning and purpose of occupation in everyday functioning. Occupations are discussed in terms of choice, roles, and lifestyles imbedded within developmental life stages. Contextual influences on occupational performance and introductions to the foundational models of the occupational therapy program are examined. Political and economic factors influencing the development of occupational therapy and occupational science are also explored. Integrated experiences center around contextual influences on occupational performance and the use of theories within the context of the occupational therapy domain and process.

Credits

3

Prerequisite

Acceptance into the Traditional Occupational Therapy Program