MSc Child and Adolescent Mental Health

The Child and Adolescent Mental Health MSc course from London Metropolitan University offers comprehensive knowledge about theoretical, research, and practice aspects of mental health difficulties experienced by children and adolescents. This course has been carefully designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills they require in dealing with a diverse range of problems that children and adolescents face.Course Content: The course content includes various modules that take a comprehensive look at the nature and impact of different forms of child and adolescent mental health issues. It emphasises the application of theory to real-world contexts, drawing upon contemporary research and practice evidence. Key areas include understanding and addressing the range of risk factors and their impact on child development.Key Modules: Some of the key modules cover areas such as Child Development Theory, Child and Adolescent Mental Health, and Research Methods in Psychology and Citizenship and Mental Health. Other modules include Diversity and Difference and The Educational and Social Context of Mental Health.Future Careers: Graduates of the Child and Adolescent Mental Health MSc course may pursue successful careers in areas such as Social Work, Teaching, Clinical Settings, Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services, Psychiatric Units, and Community and Voluntary Organisations. It also provides an excellent foundation for those seeking to advance onto doctoral studies.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.