The bachelor’s degree in Occupational Therapy aims to instruct highly trained professionals to work in different health and rehabilitation contexts with a humanized and integrative view of care. The occupational therapist is a professional who contributes to the promotion of autonomy and quality of life of individuals and groups, acting directly in the prevention, rehabilitation, and inclusion of people with disabilities, limitations, or physical, mental, and emotional disorders in light of Christianity.
Estimated duration of 48 months. Being:
Stage 1- General courses / components;
Stage 2- Specific courses / components and the preparation of the senior paper (dissertation or thesis) under direct guidance of an advisor;
Stage 3- Minor courses / components;
Stage 4- Practicum Education (internships); The student must complete an additional workload in participating in academic events and lifelong education and extension courses to form the academic-scientific curriculum.
RESPONSIBLE PERSONS: Dr. Marcela Martins Dean of Academic Relations at VCCU
Dr. Gabriela Machado Head professor at the School of Health Sciences
GENERAL EDUCATION
CODE / COURSE / COMPONENT
GEN – Introduction to the whole person formation
GEN – Communication I (oral)
GEN – Communication II (written)
GEN – Ethics and Professionalism for Health
GEN – Human Rights and Social Inclusion
GEN – Human Formation and Spirituality
GEN – Public Policies and Collective Health
GEN – Human Anatomy
GEN – Human Neurophysiology
GEN – Biostatistics
GEN – Sustainability and Public Health
GEN – Research, Teaching, and Extension
GEN – Foundations of Theology
GEN – Systematic Theology
GEN – Developing Helping Skills
HOURS
45 45 45 45 45 45 60 60 45 45 45 45 45 45 45
CREDITS
3 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 3 3 3 3 3 3 3
MAJOR EDUCATION
CODE / COURSE / COMPONENT
OTSC – Fundamentals of Ocupational Therapyy
OTSC – Neuroscience and Neuroplasticity
OTSC – Life Cycle and Human Development
OTSC – Ocupational Therapy and Physical Health
OTSC – Ocupational Therapy and Mental Health
OTSC – Evaluation and Intervention for the Autistic Spectrum
OTSC – Assistive Technologies and Acessibility
OTSC – Physical and Functional Rehabilitation
OTSC – Ocupational Therapy for Vulnerable Populations
OTSC – Introduction to Ocupational Therapy for Pediatrics
OTSC – Ocupational Therapy for the Elderly
OTSC – Ocupational Therapy for Workers
OTSC – Ocupational Therapy for Hospitals
OTSC – Ocupational Therapy in Traumathology and Orthopedics
OTSC – Ocupational Therapy for Communities
OTSC – Therapeutical Resources for Ocupational Therapy
HOURS
60 60 60 60 60 45 45 90 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 90
CREDITS
4 4 4 4 4 3 3 6 3 3 3 3 3 3 3 6
MINOR EDUCATION
CODE / COURSE / COMPONENT
ELEC – Introduction to Ocupational Therapy for Schools
ELEC – Intervention Practices for Children and Adolescents
ELEC – Ocupational Therapy and Paleative Care
HOURS
45 45 45
CREDITS
3 3 3
PRACTICUM EDUCATION
CODE / COURSE / COMPONENT
PRAC – Integrating Practice I
PRAC – Integrating Practice II
PRAC – Integrating Practice III
HOURS
120 120 120
CREDITS
8 8 8
REASONS TO COMPLETE MY ONLINE COURSE AT VCCU
You can take classes from anywhere in the world (online – live). We have interactive classes through the VLE platform, taught by quality professors. You are able to interact online with fellow students and professors inside and outside the virtual classroom. You can access VCCU virtual resources from any device. We have accredited degree programs. You can get the same experience as students from all over the world.