BSc Mental Health Wellbeing and Society

Course Overview

This course gives an opportunity to study mental health and wellbeing in a non-clinical capacity. Graduates of this course will be equipped with the necessary attributes to work in a variety of roles in statutory and other health, educational, social care, or welfare settings and/or to progress to further specialist study or research. An interest in mental health and well-being extends far beyond local and national dimensions and now forms part of the worldwide focus. The need for the development of a global, national and local workforce that addresses the many multi-factored mental health and well-being requirements of individuals and populations have been further brought to the fore by the global Covid-19 public health pandemic.

General Eligibility

Applicants to the degree will be typically required to have 88 €“ 112 UCAS tariff points.

Part Time Work Details

Language Requirement

• 6.5 overall with no element below 6.0