Applied Psychology Mental Health Psychology - University of Liverpool

Applied Psychology Mental Health Psychology from University of Liverpool is a Online Master Counseling degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. The MSc in Applied Psychology is founded on the expertise and knowledge of the University of Liverpool 's distinguished School of Psychology . Leading faculty from the School of Psychology , and leaders in international psychology , feature throughout the programme and contribute to the design of the modules. A lively, fast-growing department, the School of Psychology is built on a strong history, a reputation for excellence and innovative research activity. It owes its origins to Nobel Laureate, Sir Charles Sherrington and has been associated with such eminent scholars as R.S.Woodworth and H.J. Hyatt. The cutting edge research and contributions from leading academics and practitioners in the field combine to create a rich, interactive and highly stimulating experience for students throughout the programme. During the programme students will thrive in the interactive e-learning environment with the use of multimedia, including subject matter interviews, simulations, and case studies. Developed from an international, cross-cultural context, the programme adopts a western perspective of psychology . It aims to develop a foundation in the science of psychology and its application in a variety of contemporary local and global issues across a range of disciplines. On completion of the programme, students should expect to graduate with a thorough knowledge of both practical and theoretical aspects of human behaviour. They should gain an understanding of how this knowledge can be applied to solve local and global issues that require a sophisticated understanding of how people behave in different contexts. Programme Outline The MSc in Applied Psychology programme is designed for students who wish to apply psychological knowledge and research in real-life situations ? such as in educational, organisational, and health settings, those keen to pursue doctoral programmes in the field of psychology , and professionals looking to compete forpromotion or career advancement, and are interested in the broad discipline of psychology . Students will gain a foundational knowledge in the principles of psychological research design and analysis (both quantitative and qualitative); ethical issues in research; essential theories, issues and controversies in the science of psychology from a cross-cultural and global perspective; and the basic biological, psychological, and social determinants of physical and mental health . As students learn the principles and theories of psychology , they will simultaneously gain an understanding about how to apply psychology principles to their respective professional practices. Students can apply what they have learnt to examples drawn from reallife studies, and will be actively encouraged via rich multimedia channels, and the theory and knowledge obtained in the modules. Upon completion of the programme, students will have a foundation in the science of psychology and its application to a variety of contemporary issues. The programme will enhance opportunities for students to enter or progress their careers in a variety of professions in the public and private sectors. Potential career options for those pursuing this MSc range from research and evaluation posts, teaching/lecturing and human resource management, to market research, administrative positions, and training and development specialists. Specialisation Tracks The MSc in Applied Psychology will have a broad appeal to a range of graduates and professionals across multiple disciplines. It offers Specialisation Track ? Mental Health Psychology . The specialisation will appeal to graduates with a psychology degree seeking to continue to PhD level. For those who seek licensure as a PhD psychologist, this master's degree may serve as a good foundation to achieve this status. The core modules of the Specialisation Tracks cover topics such as social, psychological, and biological foundations of behaviour and health , research design, and issues and processes related to the classification of mental health and substance abuse disorders. Mental Health Psychology Those wishing to become counsellors may prefer the Mental Health Psychology Specialisation Track, covering topics such as dual diagnosis implications, theories of wellness and the treatment of mental health disorders, approaches to interventions, and to cognitive approaches to treatment. Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Counseling courses.