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Moravian University
Bethlehem, PA
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- ppOTD, MS
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- Public For-Profit
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- 4 years
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About the School
Moravian University is a private institution in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, founded in 1742, offering a range of undergraduate and graduate programs with approximately 2,075 undergraduates and 302 graduate students. The Post‑Professional OTD (PP‑OTD) is housed within the College of Health’s School of Rehabilitation Sciences and is regionally accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
Curriculum
The PP‑OTD is a 30-credit, fully online, asynchronous professional doctorate that can be completed in 12 months through six eight-week sessions. Designed for practicing clinicians with an OT background, it emphasizes leadership, interprofessional practice, health promotion, education, and innovation. MSOT alumni may opt for a 24‑credit track, and an optional PP‑OTD/MBA pathway is available for enhanced managerial training.
Facilities
While the PP‑OTD is fully remote, it is administered through Moravian’s Sports Medicine & Rehabilitation Center in Bethlehem, leveraging the School of Rehabilitation Sciences’ infrastructure and resources. The university supports clinical education via its on-campus Health Sciences facilities—including a virtual cadaver lab—and collaborates with regional clinical sites for mentorship and applied experiential learning.
Demographics
The entry‑level MSOT program enrolled 93 students across cohorts from 2020–2022, with an overall graduation rate of 95% (88 graduates). Cohort sizes have averaged 30–33 students annually. The PP‑OTD draws from licensed clinicians nationwide; specific demographic breakdowns (gender, ethnicity) are not publicly detailed, though the MSOT data reflect strong retention and successful certification outcomes.
Last Updated: Jun 27, 2025