Advanced Studies on Enabling Occupation

3 credits · Graduate

This 12 week course will facilitate advanced critique on research and theories on occupation, and on processes on enabling change in individuals, environments and systems. Drawing on empirical, interpretive, and critical social sciences, students will explore the key issues and literature relating to occupation and occupational therapy, particularly focusing on the three areas of concentration for the post-professional MSc program: Foundations, Evaluation, and Systems Organization. TECHNOLOGY: Consult http://www.dal.ca/ilo for current technology requirements. PREREQUISITES: Qualified Occupational Therapists and permission by instructor