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Open University · Distance learning

Mental Health Science (E91)

This postgraduate qualification is for those with an academic or professional interest in mental health science and this discipline’s biological and psychological underpinnings. It equips you with the necessary skills to evaluate the current literature critica…

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The Open University · Subjects allied to medicine

This postgraduate qualification is for those with an academic or professional interest in mental health science and this discipline’s biological and psychological underpinnings. It equips you with the necessary skills to evaluate the current literature critically, discuss contemporary issues, and communicate an understanding of key topics in mental health science. You’ll develop the skills and knowledge relevant for pursuing a research career, for employment, and informing professional practice. Key features of the course - Develop knowledge and understanding of key topics in mental health science (stress, anxiety, depression, psychosis and dementia) - Explore current issues and research at the forefront of mental health science - Develop skills essential for a critical understanding of mental health science and relevant to professional practice

Getting in

As the university states it

You must have either: a UK honours degree (or equivalent) in a science-related subject – including psychological sciences, health science, mental health nursing, medicine, or a BPS-accredited psychology degree. Ideally, your degree included the study of FHEQ level 5 and 6 neuroscience or biological/cognitive psychology evidence of other study or experience you believe equips you to take this qualification. We’ll ask you to prove you have this when you register for your first module. We recommend you have: a minimum IELTS (International English Language Testing System) score of 7.0

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