PGDip Mental Health Research

Develop your skills and knowledge in mental health research, supported by clinical and academic experts in the field.; Throughout your degree, you will learn from staff who are active researchers in mental health and who bring expertise from clinical backgrounds in psychology, psychiatry and mental health nursing to their teaching.; You will be supported to develop your knowledge, skills and understanding about mental health conditions such as depression, anxiety, and psychosis. You will graduate equipped with the skills to take on roles in mental health research and clinical settings, and to have a positive impact on improving individual and population mental health and wellbeing.; The course is flexible and can be delivered on a full- or part-time basis, attracting people who might also be working alongside their study.; This course can also be taken as a Master of Science (MSc).

2.2 or equivalent in a relevant subject, for example, psychology, nursing, social work or medicine. Applications are also welcome from intercalating medical students, and from candidates with sufficient work experience in mental health.