On this Addiction and Mental Health MSc you’ll develop a broad scientific knowledge base, learning how to critically approach addictive behaviors, mental health conditions and understand how the two interact.
At the core of this course are theoretical models and critical approaches around addictive behaviors and mental health conditions. Knowing how to intervene in an addiction and mental health context is key and complex. This master’s course allows you to build your understanding of intervention and learn about neuroscience and pharmacotherapy in relation to addiction.
In order to develop a broad knowledge base, we’ll guide you through the legal framework, relevant policies and ethical arguments to give you a complete, holistic understanding from a societal perspective.
By engaging with evidence, you’ll learn to determine for yourself what counts as robust and forward-thinking in the field.
We focus on your career development and giving you the knowledge and skills to work in areas across the addiction sector. You'll be taught by practitioners and researchers in the addiction and mental health fields about the assessment, management and treatment of addiction.
Extra Notes
A minimum of a lower second-class (2.2(55% or above)) honours degree in social sciences, health, education or human sciences.
Remarks
• London Metropolitan University offers an English language waiver for Indian students who have completed Grade XII within the last five years, accepting qualifications from all boards except Punjab and Haryana.
The tution fee is subject to change semester wise, as such for exact tution fee the website to the respective university.
Pathway: Students who want to pursue a graduate degree through a particular university but are unable to meet the university requirements for the GPA, GRE/GMAT or English language scores, have to take up an additional academic and language support i.e. pathways in order the admit and study at the desired university.