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MSc - Master of Science
Middlesex University
Part Time
SEP-25
1 year
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MSc - Master of Science
Middlesex University
Part time
SEP-25
1 year
Select a an exam type
Overview
Why choose Mental Health Studies (Top-up) MSc at Middlesex?
If you're a Middlesex University graduate, this top-up master's degree will allow you to continue your development in the field of mental health by undertaking a research project and converting your PGDip into a full MSc qualification.
We anticipate that completing this MSc will enable you to contribute to the enhancement of professional mental health practice, research and service development.
What you will gain
By the end of this course, you will have refined your project management skills by carrying out your own research project. You will also have developed high-quality data-gathering and analysis skills.
By joining us on this Mental Health Studies top-up course, you'll have the opportunity to:
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Design and implement your own research project
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Network and work with researchers in the field of mental health
Learn at a leading provider of health education, with a consistently high student satisfaction rating and established relationships with London's leading mental health trusts.
For this course we are looking for either a PGDip Nursing (Mental Health) or PGDip Mental Health Practice qualification from Middlesex University.
Students living in
Domestic
£1,890 per year
Students from Domestic
Part-time per dissertation credit: £31.50
£3,540 per year
Students from EU
Part-time per dissertation credit: £59
£3,540 per year
Students from International
Part-time per dissertation credit: £59
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