MSc Psychology of Mental Health

The MSc in Psychology Mental Health is a course offered by the University of York that aims to provide comprehensive training in mental health, which includes neuroscience, psychology, and the impact of mental health problems on society. This course is ideal for those who aspire to work in mental health services, or who are interested in mental health issues in various contexts.Course Content: Students enrolled in this course will study various aspects of mental health including the scientific foundations of mental health, applied research methods, clinical and health psychology in contemporary context along with neurodevelopment and mental health. They will be encouraged to apply their learning in original research and gain hands-on understanding in clinical, health, and neuropsychological assessment and interventions.Key Modules: This course contains a range of modules including Applied Biological Basis of Mental Health, Clinical and Health Psychology in Contemporary Context, Professional Practice, Skills for a Psychology Career, Statistics for Health and Applied Psychology and Neurodevelopment and Mental Health. A dissertation project is also a part of this MSc programme.Accreditations: Though no specific accreditations are mentioned, the course is taught by research-active clinicians and psychologists, ensuring the latest advancements in the field are integrated into the curriculum.Future Careers: The course prepares students for careers in mental health services, clinical and health psychology, and research roles in mental health. Graduates have found employment in the NHS, the charity sector, and in commercial research positions. Some continue further with doctoral study in clinical psychology.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here