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The Global Mental Health MSc (Online) at the University of Glasgow is a three-year, part-time online program that focuses on mental health issues in a global context. This program covers topics such as mental health disorders, global mental health policies, and strategies for addressing mental health disparities worldwide.
The flexible online format allows students to study while working, and the program is designed for professionals in healthcare, social services, and public policy. Graduates will be equipped to work in global health organizations, NGOs, and governmental agencies, contributing to efforts to improve mental health care and reduce stigma around mental illness worldwide.
Year 1 – Foundations of Global Mental Health
Year 2 – Advanced Mental Health Research and Interventions
Year 3 – Specialization and Independent Research
Graduates of the Master of Science in Global Mental Health from the University of Glasgow are well-equipped for careers in international health organizations, NGOs, research institutions, and mental health advocacy. Career opportunities include roles as global mental health researchers, policy advisors, mental health practitioners in international contexts, and program managers in NGOs or government health agencies. The program’s global perspective and focus on mental health challenges in diverse cultural settings make its graduates highly competitive for leadership positions in the field of mental health worldwide.
The Master of Science in Global Mental Health provides students with the knowledge and skills to address mental health issues in diverse global contexts, focusing on research and practical interventions. The University of Glasgow’s expertise in global health and its online delivery format provide flexible learning while offering access to cutting-edge research and practical experiences. This program is ideal for those passionate about improving mental health worldwide and contributing to global mental health policy and interventions, providing graduates with a strong foundation in both research and practice.
For further information, please contact the admissions office at:
Phone: +44 (0)141 330 2000
Email: admissions@glasgow.ac.uk
Address: University of Glasgow, University Avenue, Glasgow G12 8QQ, United Kingdom