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Study Details: MSc 1 year full-time
2 years part-time
Supporting physical and mental health is central in all areas of life and employment. This master’s degree integrates the promotion of health and wellness with a focus on mental and physical health. You’ll gain the knowledge, clinical practitioner and professional skills you need for a career working with clients and patients in health-related settings. You’ll also have the opportunity to undertake hands-on learning through a professional placement
We usually require a 2:1 honours degree or above but applicants with lower or other may be considered upon interviewThe undergraduate degree must be in an appropriate subject area such as psychology, health studies, counselling, mental health, nursing, public health and should have included a research methods componentParticular consideration will be given to performance in undergraduate research methods modules or the dissertationEligibilityUK/EU and international students are eligible to apply for this course.Academic credit for previous study or experienceIf you have relevant or work experience, academic credit may be awarded towards your Middlesex University programme of study. For further information please visit our Accreditation of Prior Learning page.Interviews, entrance tests, portfolios and auditionsEntry onto this course does not require an interview, portfolio or audition.
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Our graduates have found successful careers as:
Child well-being practitioner in the NHS (Mary Oshinnaya)
Senior triage and engagement coordinator in a Stop smoking Service (Marcos Castejon)
Drug and alcohol recovery worker in the prison service (Dean Soobhen)
Specialist support office with young people with complex needs (Hamse Hassan)
You could also choose to continue your studies and training by, for example, training as a psychological wellbeing practitioner, applying to study for a PhD (i.e. a research degree) or, if you have the Graduate Basis for Chartership with the British Psychological Society, you could apply for training to become, for example, a counselling or clinical psychologist. Many of our graduates take this path.
Research: Practice and Reporting (60 credits)
Applications & Practitioner Skills for Clinical Health Psychologists (30 Credits)
Trauma Impacts and Interventions (30 Credits)
Statistical Literacy for Psychological Science (15 Credits)
Qualitative Psychology in Practice (15 credits)
Counselling and Psychotherapy in Applied Psychology (30 Credits)
Master your future at Middlesex Postgraduate study at Middlesex is designed to move you forward. Whether you’re enhancing your career, changing direc...
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