Physical Therapy & Occupational Therapy

Physical therapists (DPT) help patients restore function, improve mobility, relieve pain and prevent physical disabilities. After the undergraduate degree, the DPT training is generally about 3 years.

Required undergraduate courses and additional information

Indiana University Doctor of Physical Therapy Program

University of Indianapolis Doctor of Physical Therapy Program

University of Evansville Doctor of Physical Therapy Program

Trine University DPT Admissions

Indiana State University Doctor of Physical Therapy

Hanover College DPT program

Indiana Wesleyan University DPT program

Developing Program

Manchester University

Occupational therapists help people with injuries or disabilities learn or regain skills they need to live independently and to function to the best of their ability. A two-year master's degree is required for licensure in most states, but programs are gradually moving toward a 3 year doctorate.

Required undergraduate courses and additional information

Occupational Therapy at IUPUI

University of Indianapolis Masters and Doctoral programs

Indiana State University Occupational Therapy

University of Southern Indiana OT Program Admissions

Indiana Wesleyan University Doctoral Program

Huntington University Admissions Requirements

Indiana University South Bend (new program!)

Developing programs

Valparaiso University

Manchester University

Hanover College

Trine University