Developing competent occupational therapists for local and global healthcare needs
Help individuals regain independence and improve quality of life with a Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy (BSOT)—a CHED-recognized program that prepares students to become licensed occupational therapists in the Philippines. This course blends health sciences, therapeutic techniques, and client-centered care to develop professionals who support recovery, adaptation, and inclusion.
The Bachelor of Science in Occupational Therapy (BSOT) at the University of Perpetual Help System DALTA – Molino Campus prepares students to become skilled healthcare professionals who help individuals overcome physical, developmental, and psychosocial challenges through meaningful activities. The program integrates theory, laboratory practice, and clinical education.
In-depth study of anatomy, physiology, kinesiology, and neuroscience.
Hands-on learning through supervised fieldwork and clinical internships.
Focus on evidence-based and occupation-centered therapeutic interventions.
Graduates of the BSOT program may pursue careers in:
The BS Occupational Therapy program at UPHSD Molino Campus complies with the standards and policies of the Commission on Higher Education (CHED). Continuous program assessment, faculty training, and curriculum enhancement ensure quality education and graduate readiness for licensure and professional practice.
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Campus Address:
Salawag-Zapote Road, Molino 3, City of Bacoor, 4102
Phone:
(046) 477-0602 local 112 | 0927-733-4438
Email:
admission.molino@perpetualdalta.edu.ph
Students benefit from a blended learning approach that includes lectures, laboratory simulations, case discussions, research activities, and community outreach programs. Industry-related projects help bridge academic learning and professional occupational therapy practice.
The program provides supervised internships and fieldwork in partner hospitals, rehabilitation centers, schools, and community agencies. These connections help students develop professional competencies and establish pathways for employment after graduation.
Yes. Graduates may take the Occupational Therapist Licensure Examination in the Philippines.
The program typically takes four years, including academic coursework and clinical internship.
Yes. Occupational therapists are in demand internationally, subject to foreign licensure requirements.
The STEM or Health Allied strands are highly recommended for incoming BSOT students.
For detailed program inquiries, faculty list, tuition rates, or to schedule a campus tour, contact the Molino admissions office.
