Pursue Your Graduate Degree at Puget Sound
You’re ready for a change. Maybe you want to take your career to the next level. Or maybe you want to learn something new. With competitive programs for passionate students, we offer graduate-level degrees in Education, Counseling, Public Health, Occupational Therapy, and Physical Therapy.
We want our students to thrive; our competitive admission process looks for candidates who will excel in their chosen program. Our graduate-level Loggers are intellectually engaged, endlessly curious, and passionate about their field—whether it’s education, public health, occupational therapy, or physical therapy.
Master of Arts in TeachingWe prepare teachers who create productive learning environments, critically reflect on their teaching and student learning, and interrogate their own biases and confront inequities in schools. |
Master of Education in CounselingOur program focuses on developing skills that are relevant to a wide range of careers in social service and mental health agencies, as well as preparing graduates to become certified as school counselors. |
Master of Public HealthThe MPH is a professional degree that prepares students as practitioners who are responsive to contemporary challenges in public health at local, regional, national, and global levels. |
Master of Occupational TherapyThe MSOT Program is designed to provide students with the skills for becoming an entry-level therapist who is able to critically appraise their work, take initiative, and respond to the ongoing changes within systems of client care. |
Doctorate in Occupational TherapyThe OTD Program is designed to provide students with the skills for becoming an entry-level therapist who is able to critically appraise their work, lead with initiative, and promote and respond to the ongoing changes within systems of client care. |
Post-Professional Doctor of Occupational TherapyThe Post-Professional Doctor of Occupational Therapy (DrOT) Program is designed to fit all levels of experience, whether you are a new entry-level occupational therapist or a seasoned one. |
School of Physical TherapyOur students benefit from small classes and personal relationships with professors; extensive, hands-on clinical experiences; and a coordinated curriculum of written and oral communication. |
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