MSc Child and Adolescent Mental Health

The Child and Adolescent Mental Health MSc offers a comprehensive opportunity to study the mental health and educational issues affecting young people. This course is designed for those looking to pursue or advance a career in fields such as teaching, social care, youth justice, or mental health services. You will explore the biological, social, cultural, and psychological factors that influence paediatric mental health, gaining the scientific and academic knowledge required to identify and manage a wide range of mental health problems. The curriculum is delivered by experienced practitioners and researchers, ensuring you develop practical skills in assessment, treatment, and policy-making. Available as a one-year full-time programme or a two-year part-time option, this course provides a flexible pathway for professionals. By engaging with current research and evidence-based practice, you will be well-prepared to contribute meaningfully to the wellbeing of children and adolescents in various professional settings.