MSc Psychology of Mental Health

The MSc Psychology of Mental Health course offered by London Metropolitan University is a comprehensive study program that aims to give students a strong understanding of mental health, including its assessment, diagnosis, and treatment. The course combines theory and practice, allowing students to develop invaluable skills for professional practice and further research in the field. Course Content: The course involves a multidisciplinary approach that combines neurobiology, psychology, social aspects of mental health, and therapeutic approaches. It goes in-depth on topics including memory, emotion, and perception, psychometric testing, and research methods. The course also emphasises research skills, providing students with the expertise to design, conduct, and critically evaluate empirical investigations.Key Modules: The core modules include Psychology of Mental Health and Illness, Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods, to further Research projects. Optional modules include Health Psychology, Psychology and Education, Psychological Aspects of Counselling, and Applied Positive Psychology.Accreditations: This course does not provide a professional qualification in counselling or clinical psychology, hence professional body recognition and accreditation is not applicable to this course. However, it will prepare you for further training in these areas.Future Careers: Graduates can find opportunities in the NHS, non-governmental organizations, or charity sectors working in mental health. It is also useful for those looking to work in education or research. This can also provide a strong foundation for pursuing a doctorate in a related field.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page [here](https://www.londonmet.ac.uk/courses/postgraduate/psychology-of-mental-health---msc/)