Health Postgraduate Degrees in the Northern Ireland

...models of common mental health presentations and practical therapy skills that can be applied to multiple populations (eg. mental health, children... Learn about: Applied Psychology, Mental Health...

...Overview: This programme provides high quality training for psychology graduates and assistant/associate psychologists (or equivalent) in both the theoretical... Learn about: Mental Health, Applied Psychology...

...MENTAL HEALTH PATHWAY (incorporating the Northern Ireland-approved Social Work Programme) Meeting all nine of the professional requirements in the 'Specialist'... Learn about: Child care, Mental Health, Social Work...

...and descriptions of how such disorders are diagnosed and treated. In addition, students complete modules on research skills and quantitative and qualitative... Learn about: Child Development...

...Students are expected to spend at least an equivalent amount of time on private study and/or data collection each week as they do in teaching sessions... Learn about: Child Development...

...(contact details below) for advice. Modules (all 20 CATS points): An Introduction to Research Methods: Children, Young People and Education (online)... Learn about: IT for adults...

...Overview: Advances in medical care and technology now mean that many more children are living with complex health care needs and life limiting illness...

...these four disciplinary perspectives and to work with students and staff from these four areas. The MSc is awarded to students who successfully complete...

...As employees of the DHSS, students are seconded full time to the professional doctorate. Trainees are entitled to 27 annual leave days per year in addition... Learn about: Clinical Psychology...

...The course is available to all health and social care professional groups and other staff such as counsellors who wish to learn basic Cognitive Behavioural... Learn about: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Mental Health, Behavioural Therapy...

...and with Clinical colleagues in placement areas is of the highest standard. This course will fundamentally alter the way clinicians work in practice... Learn about: Mental Health...

...Each module is taught one day per week over 3 x 12-week semesters at Queen's campus. Students must attend small group training supervision sessions at Queen's... Learn about: Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Behavioural Therapy...

...disorders including research methods training designed to facilitate clinical research and encourage therapists to publish in academic journals... Learn about: Behavioural Therapy, Cognitive Behavioural Therapy, Clinical Research...

...All four must be passed in order to be able to progress to the subsequent year. Year 1: Children and Young People in Schools Trainees must pass all...

...specialist modules such as chemical and microbiological feed and food safety, health, global food legislation, food fraud and advanced analytical methods... Learn about: Food safety, Part Time...

...teaching and student support to enable student to achieve their full academic potential. On this course we do this by providing a range of learning experiences... Learn about: Quality Training, Mental Health...

...students are also required to complete a clinical competency workbook. Learning and Teaching At Queen’s, we aim to deliver a high quality learning environment... Learn about: Medical training, Quality Training...

...the students will undertake a laboratory based research project with an accompanying dissertation. The research project will provide training in how... Learn about: Part Time, Full Time...

...are affected and how they affect individual and collective cognitions and behaviours. This programme adopts a predominantly critical social psychological...

...usually take place on two consecutive full days a week (Tuesday and Wednesday) in the morning and afternoon...