Evidence of a first degree at honours level 2:1 or above in an appropriate area including: health, biological sciences, physical sciences, social sciences, education or humanities. Evidence of knowledge and commitment to occupational therapy as a positive career choice. Evidence of a written research project, undertaking research training or practical research experience. Demonstrate substantial involvement and responsibility with diverse groups of people (inclusive of marginalised people or those with impairments) in a personal, employment or voluntary capacity, in the health, social care, education or third sector context. Substantial involvement might be indicated by a time period of at least six months or equivalent. Mature applicants who graduated more than 10 years ago will be considered with the condition that they successfully complete a relevant module at masters level (SCQF Level 11 or equivalent) if they do not have equivalent CPD. Two satisfactory references, one academic; one professional. All successful applicants will participate in a values-based group interview.