Use theoretical knowledge and practical professional skills according to the international standards of the Occupational therapy programs, in general, and to the World Federation of Occupational Therapy Association (WFOT) in particular.

Apply knowledge and skills in both in information-management and information-technology in order to deliver health-care services according to the formal policy and high-quality services.

Demonstrate an appreciation of the diverse interdisciplinary perspectives and collaboration, and expanding the perception of possible impacts of the public health problems on general communities and different populations.

Manage effective documentation of the professional contents and medical records related to all occupational therapy services for all relevant stakeholder.

Implement standardized assessments and formal testing procedures with various populations and age-groups, and interpreting the outcome measures in a professional way in the context of socio-cultural factors. 

Develop and implement occupation-centered intervention plans for clients in current practice settings: adult physical rehabilitation, mental health and pediatric settings.

Create individualized client centered and occupation based educational program that prepares graduates for entry-level employment as a Certified Occupational Therapist. 

Identify the social, political, economic and cultural issues in a diverse society that impact the ability of individuals, communities and populations (clients) to participate in meaningful occupations.

Achieve entry level core competences

Critically analyze current professional trends and articulate the role and responsibility of the practitioner to reflect changes in service delivery and policies, and to identify opportunities in emerging practice areas.

Demonstrate accountability for legal scope of practice, professional standards, and Code-of-Ethics. The graduates are expected to engage as lifelong-learners with the goal of advancing the profession of Occupational therapy.

Demonstrate leadership qualities while promoting the profession and convey the unique value of occupational therapy.