Mental Health Postgraduate Degrees

...What makes Nursing at Worcester special? A career in nursing is both immensely challenging and intensely rewarding. Protecting health, preventing illness and alleviating suffering are huge responsibilities, but also exceptional privileges. At Worcester, we know that as qualified nurses... Learn about: Health Strategies, Health industry, Imaging Postgraduate...

...; community care; prisons; voluntary sector; government agencies; education; youth work; social work and allied health... Learn about: Social research, Alcohol sector, Service Development...

...The programme aims to enable students to develop the knowledge, competences, and values needed to carry out the specific duties of an Approved Mental Health Professional (AMHP) under current mental health legislation. The University of Lincoln has a record of specialist mental health training... Learn about: Mental Health...

...Learn how to safely and effectively deliver quality nursing care with one of the UK’s leading providers of health and social care education. After successfully completing this degree course, you’ll be a registered nurse, with all the skills and knowledge you need to make a real difference... Learn about: Mental Health, Nurse training...

...Overview This course equips students with knowledge assessing mental health problems and understanding their origins and how to help recovery. Students learn about psychological therapies including individual cognitive behaviour therapies, cognitive analytic therapies, psychodynamic therapies... Learn about: Social Science, Mental Health...

... and mental health fields, who will share their insights and experiences to prepare you to tackle the needs of two complex sets of service users. Upon finishing your degree you will be entitled to two professional registrations with the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC), which is the body that regulates... Learn about: Mental Health...

...The aim of this module is to critically examine the involvement and roles of service users and carers in mental health service delivery and to develop practitioners with expertise to implement strategies to achieve this aim. Key lectures deliver core content, providing students with the opportunity... Learn about: Clinical Practice, Nursing Practice, Nursing Health...

...The BSc(Hons) degree in Child and Adolescent Mental Health is a post registration course for professionals who are either new to working with children, young people and families or who are seeking to build upon recent experience through the attainment of a recognised specialised qualification... Learn about: Mental Health...

...Overview Enquire now This course is also available as an onsite option. The Psychological Therapies PG Dip is suitable for those working with people with mental health problems, or with organisations that provide care, commissioning or policies on mental health care. Most students are working... Learn about: Mental Health...

...-being of people in society. This course helps practitioners to develop their role in protecting, promoting and improving public health. The course uses a range of teaching and learning methods which offer a variety of opportunities. Teaching is carried out through formal taught sessions and discussion... Learn about: Mental Health, Public Health, Community Education...

...The main objective of our course is to develop your assessment and therapeutic skills in caring for children and adolescents with mental health problems. Our course aims to develop your knowledge, critical understanding and skills in child and adolescent mental health care. Suitable for: Staff... Learn about: Mental Wellbeing, Mental Health Problems, Skills and Training...

...Enhance your knowledge and develop your skills on this part-time Psychosocial Interventions in Mental Health course, developed in collaboration with mental health practitioners, service users and service providers from the North West. Working in accordance with national guidance promoting... Learn about: Mental Health...

... is suitable for those working with people with mental health problems, or with organisations that provide care, commissioning or policies on mental health care. Most students are working with those affected by mental health isues and are graduates from psychology, medicine, social work, criminal justice... Learn about: Part Time, Mental Health, Full Time...

... their own research project. Both scientific and clinical research projects are offered. Chat online with Dr Rachel Tribe at our Women & Children's Health Virtual Fair 27 March 12:00 to 14:00 about the course, research projects, entry requirements and how to apply. Register your place... Learn about: Mental Health, Child health, Clinical Research...

...Programme overview Population Health Sciences is part of the Bristol Medical School. Staff in the school are leaders in their fields and have extensive national and international research collaborations, with several providing health policy advice for government organisations and international... Learn about: Mental Health, Public Health, Quality Training...

... degree in public health will provide you with the multi-disciplinary learning and teaching environment that will help you become effective public health professionals and leaders capable of examining situations from multiple perspectives, participating in pro-social action and improving awareness of... Learn about: Social Science, Part Time, Public Health...

... health care. Mental health services must reflect the cultural diversity of populations and improve cultural competence and responsiveness to address these issues. This MRes is for students who are interested in understanding the impact of socio-cultural factors in mental health, mental illness and mental... Learn about: Mental Illness, Social Science, Mental Health...

...Overview Current number of racademic staff: 27. Current number of research students: Over 50 PhD. Recent publications: Several Health Service and Population Research Staff have led or contributed to writing NICE guidelines, the basic building blocks for good clinical practice nationally... Learn about: Mental Health...

...Our research degree in Health Sciences has a strong focus on nursing, mental health, psychosocial influences on health and illness, health and social care workforce, policy and practice research. Supported by a team of expert supervisors, you will learn to apply qualitative and/or quantitative... Learn about: Mental Health...

...About the course Specifically designed for health professionals, students with a health-related academic background or graduates from other disciplines who want to pursue a career in primary mental health, this course will equip you with a range of managerial skills and clinical knowledge... Learn about: Mental Health, Health Psychology, Health Management...