Master of Public Mental Health - MSc

In this Public Mental Health program, you will learn to look at the importance of cultural competence when making clinical decisions about the care and management of those suffering from mental health. Whether you are a health care practitioner, policy manager, manager or activist, you will be able to look at mental illness and mental illness through the lens of public health and social culture. This is a collaborative program taught by the Center for Global Public Health, and the Center for Psychiatry. As a student of this program you will look at mental health issues within the context of culture. As a trained mental health professional, your study will take place in a broader public health curriculum that includes: hospital and mathematical foundation, understanding of health policy, including finance and human resources policy, an introduction to public health, health care. Anthropology, research understanding, evidence and epistemology.

She will continue to study cultural and global issues in mental health care. Much of the research on mental health and clinical practice in the UK is still Eurocentric in its nature and scope of research and does not always fully explore the background of patients seeking to help. In the global world, understanding and respect are important, and you'll find insights from anthropology, sociology and geography as well as psychology and psychology. Finally, you will be completing a dissertation on a topic of your choice in the field of mental health care, mental health or mental health policy.

Courses in Public Mental Health at Queens Marry University of London are designed for both academics working in mental health, as well as recent graduates in the interest of working on a global scale. Includes: psychologists, psychology and other ambitious settings in the social and cultural contexts of mental illness, health managers (institutional, regional, provincial or national), policymakers, commissioners and activists working to seek to improve public understanding of mental health policy and care plans for mental health, graduates who want to work in health care management, or anyone who wants to improve their research work in mental health policy, mental health care systems, social illness specification or cultural counseling. For those with a public health background or interest, this MSc will help you develop technology to address the unmet need for mental illness.