Mental Health (M.Sc. / P.Grad.Dip.)

P.Grad.Cert. students take three specialist modules online: Deconstructing Theoretical Perspectives on Human Distress: Suicide: Suicidal Behaviour and Self-Harm: Promoting Equality: Citizenship and Social Inclusion for Users of the Mental Health Services.

Upon successful completion of the two P.Grad.Cert. modules, students may opt to progress to the Postgraduate Diploma and take a further three modules: Advancing Therapeutic Engagement Skills: Theory and Practice of Enquiry Methods for Healthcare. Ethics and Law in Health and Social Care.

M.Sc. candidates take four modules in Year One: Deconstructing Theoretical Perspectives; Ethics and Law in Health and Social Care; Suicide, Suicidal Behaviour and Self-harm; and Promoting Equality, Citizenship and Social Inclusion for Users of the Mental Health Services. In Year Two, Masters students complete a dissertation. Students who are eligible for the award of Postgraduate Diploma may progress to undertake an M.Sc. within five years of first entering the programme.