Which master's specialisation suits a graduate in Occupational Therapy applying to Australia or New Zealand?

Since you already hold an OT qualification, the standard "Master of Occupational Therapy" programmes in Australia and New Zealand are not for you, as those are Graduate Entry Masters built for career changers. Instead, target post-professional specialisations that build on your existing registration.

Post-Professional Specialisations For OT Graduates

How To Pick Between Them

• Choose Clinical Rehabilitation if you want to stay in direct, hands-on patient care with physical or neurological trauma cases.
• Choose Public Health if you want to shift from individual therapy sessions to systemic health improvement and policy work.
• Choose Occupational Health and Safety if the "occupational" part of your OT training is what excites you most, such as workplace ergonomics and corporate wellness.

My Advice

Confirm your OT registration and degree recognition with the university before applying, since most of these programmes require it as an entry condition. As an Indian OT graduate, Public Health at Otago is often the most flexible route if you are undecided, since it keeps clinical, community, and policy careers all open to you.