BSc Mental Health Wellbeing and Society

This innovative degree programme provides students with a comprehensive understanding of mental health and wellbeing in society. Students will learn about the psychological, social, and cultural factors that influence mental health, as well as the various ways to promote positive mental health and wellbeing. The programme also covers topics such as mental health policy, service delivery, and advocacy, preparing students for careers in mental health practice, research, or policy-making. With a focus on practical application, students will gain hands-on experience through placements and projects, and will be equipped with the skills and knowledge to make a positive impact in the field of mental health.

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This course is designed for individuals who are passionate about improving mental health outcomes and want to make a difference in their communities. The programme is suitable for those with a background in psychology, social sciences, or healthcare, as well as those who are new to the field but have a strong interest in mental health. Students will have the opportunity to engage with real-world cases and projects, and will benefit from the expertise of experienced lecturers and practitioners in the field.

Unlocking the Potential for Positive Mental Health Outcomes: A Unique Learning Experience at Canterbury Christ Church University

Canterbury Christ Church University is an ideal choice for students pursuing a degree in mental health wellbeing and society. The university has a strong focus on interdisciplinary learning, and the programme is taught by experts in the fields of psychology, social work, and public health. Students will also benefit from the university's commitment to community engagement and social responsibility, which provides opportunities for hands-on experience and real-world applications of mental health principles. Additionally, the university's location in Canterbury provides easy access to a range of mental health services and organizations, offering students valuable learning experiences.

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.

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