Psychology, Mental Health & Wellbeing

Our degree in Psychology, Mental Health and Wellbeing provides knowledge and skills in demand by today’s employers.

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Students learn about mental health stigma, mental health promotion in institutional and community settings, fundraising and financial skills for mental health organisations, legislation relevant to mental health, and early interventions to improve mental health and wellbeing in all domains.

Graduates from the programme can work in a variety of settings in non-clinical roles, including the public sector (NHS, social care, and government), the private sector, and the voluntary and social enterprise sector. Students in the programme have the opportunity to practice these skills as part of the employment-based learning module in their final year.

What you should know about this course
- A lifespan approach to Mental Health; Mental Health Law and Rights; Organisational Marketing and Fundraising; Mental Health Advocacy, Addressing Stigma, and Community Support

- Develop Practical skills for real world impact: gain hands on experience with an employment-based learning module in your final year

- Graduates will be well equipped for career opportunities in demand within health, social care, government, and the voluntary sector, making a positive impact on mental wellbeing

- Build unique combination of mental health, fundraising expertise, and organisational marketing, giving you an edge in the job market.