Master of Science (Clinical Occupational Therapy)

Develop and enhance the competencies of the Master's graduates could apply academic knowledge and skills, research along with virtue in order to have specific expertise and be able to manage different conditions related to occupational therapy framework in all age groups.

Asst.Prof.Dr.OT.Peeradech Thichanpiang

Program Director

024415450 #20706


peeradech.thi@mahidol.ac.th

Asst.Prof.Dr.OT.Sutinun Juntorn

Program secretary

024415450 # 21401


sutinun.jun@mahidol.ac.th

Ms. Patcharanatch Thayapatcharasin

Program officer

024415450 #20207


patcharanatch.mue@mahidol.ac.th

Ms. Areerat Ngamkhum

Program officer

024415450 #20205


areerat.ngm@mahidol.ac.th

Program title : Master of Science Program in Clinical Occupational Therapy
Title of degree : Master of Science (Clinical Occupational Therapy)
Alias : M.Sc. (Clinical Occupational Therapy)
Language : Thai
Admission : Thai student

Philosophy and importance of the curriculum

Develop and enhance the competencies of the Master's graduates could apply academic knowledge and skills, research along with virtue in order to have specific expertise and be able to manage different conditions related to occupational therapy framework in all age groups.

Program or Expected Learning Outcomes (PLOs or ELOs) of the curriculum
    Apply knowledge in occupational therapy for effectively intervention and enhance well-being. Conduct high-quality clinical occupational therapy research following research methodologies and ethic. Demonstrate advanced specialized skills in clinical occupational therapy evaluation and intervention, guided by evidence-based practices, while adhering to professional standards and ethics. Manage occupational therapy services efficiently in alignment with professional standards and ethical guidelines. Monitor academic progress with advancements in occupational therapy a and practice to continuously foster personal and professional development.
Course structure
Plan A2
Required subjects 19
Elective subjects not less than 5 Credits
Thesis 12 Credits
Thematic paper - Credits
Total not less than 36 Credits
Eligible applicants for plan A2
  • Graduated with a bachelor's degree or equivalent or expect to graduate before the semester commencement date in a bachelor's degree program in occupational therapy from a higher education institution recognized by the Office of the Higher Education Commission.
  • Have English language scores, meet the requirements of the Graduate Studies
  • Have licensed as a practitioner of occupational therapy or expect to be licensed as a professional practitioner of occupational therapy within the first semester of studying in the master's degree program
The admission process to study in the program
  • You can apply for admission at https://graduate.mahidol.ac.th
  • Please register for admission before entering the admissions system
  • Fill out the online application form accurately and completely and submit it through the application system according to the application deadline
Consideration for admission to the program
  • Considering the English language score, applicants must have one of the English proficiency test results that pass the minimum English proficiency standard announced by the Faculty of Graduate Studies, Mahidol University.
  • Interviews will be conducted by program committees. The interview content consisted of basic occupational therapy knowledge, clinical skills, research skills, and research interests.
  • If applicants have different qualifications from those specified in each criterion, they may be considered for admission to study at the discretion of the Program Administrative Committee and the Dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies
Data collecting for thesis

The curriculum focuses on developing specialized clinical research by addressing common challenges encountered in occupational therapy. These research endeavors aim to solve clinical problems and enhance occupational therapy practices, ultimately improving the efficiency of problem management and elevating clients' quality of life. The research components of the curriculum are detailed as follows.

  • Cross-sectional study
  • Experimental study
  • Systematic and meta-analysis review
  • Case report and case series or case study
  1. Assistant Professor Dr. PEERADECH THICHANPIANG (PROGRAMME DIRECTOR)
  2. Associate Professor Dr. PRASERT SAKULSRIPRASERT
  3. Associate Professor Dr. SUNEE BOVONSUNTHONCHAI
  4. Associate Professor Dr. JARUGOOL TRETRILUXANA
  5. Associate Professor DR. VIMONWAN HIENGKAEW
  6. Associate Professor DR. ROONGTIWA VACHALATHITI
  7. Associate Professor DR. MANTANA VONGSIRINAVARAT
  8. Associate Professor DR. SAIPIN PRASERTSUKDEE
  9. Associate Professor Dr. CHUTIMA JALAYONDEJA
  10. Associate Professor Dr. WARIN KRITYAKIARANA
  11. Associate Professor Dr. KOMSAK SINSURIN
  12. Associate Professor DR. PETCHARATANA BHUANANTANONDH
  13. Associate Professor Dr. WANALEE KLOMJAI
  14. Associate Professor Dr. PEEMONGKON WATTANANON
  15. Assistant Professor Dr. TIPWADEE BUNPRAJUN
  16. Assistant Professor Dr. WATESINEE KAEWKHUNTEE
  17. Assistant Professor Dr. SUPALAK KHEMTHONG
  18. Assistant Professor Dr. PAGAMAS PIRIYAPRASARTH
  19. Assistant Professor Dr. WINAI CHATTHONG
  20. Assistant Professor Dr. PAVINEE HARUTAICHUN
  21. Assistant Professor Dr. MALIWAN RUEANKAM
  22. Assistant Professor Dr. RUTTANA PHETSITONG
  23. Assistant Professor Dr. WATTHANAREE AMMAWAT
  24. Assistant Professor Dr. JATUPORN SUTIWONG
  25. Assistant Professor Dr. FUENGFA KHOBKHUN
  26. Assistant Professor Dr. SUWEENA KHACHARERN
  27. Assistant Professor Dr. BENCHAPORN ANEKSAN
  28. Assistant Professor Dr. NANTINEE NUALNIM
  29. Assistant Professor Dr. SUTINUN JUNTORN
  30. Assistant Professor Dr. PAKARATEE CHAIYAWAT
  31. Assistant Professor Dr. JUTHAMARD SURAPONGCHAI
  32. Assistant Professor Dr. RAWEEWAN LEKSKULCHAI
  33. Assistant Professor Dr. RATCHANOK KRAIWONG
  34. Lecturer Dr. SUTHASINEE THONG-ON
  35. Lecturer Dr. SURACHART THONGCHOOMSIN
  36. Lecturer Dr. THANWARAT CHANTANACHAI
  37. Lecturer Dr. WARIN RAKKAMON
  38. Lecturer Dr. SASITHORN KONGOUN
  39. Lecturer Dr. NINWISAN HENGSOMBOON
  40. Lecturer Dr. WANLOP KUNANUSORNCHAI
  41. Lecturer Dr. KANTHEERA AREERAK
  42. Lecturer THITIYA WANGKAWAN
  43. Lecturer Dr. SIRIKARN SOMPRASONG
  44. Lecturer Dr. PICHAYA HENGSOMBOON
  45. Lecturer NONTICHA THAVORNPAIBOONBUD
  46. Lecturer Dr. SUPANNIKAR YINGYONGSAKSRI
  47. Lecturer JENJIRA THANAKAMCHOKCHAI
  48. Lecturer PHICHAYA BARAMEE
  49. Other Dr. PHUNSUK KANTHA