MSc Clinical Neuropsychiatry

The Clinical Neuropsychiatry programme from University of Birmingham will provide you with:

• the ability to investigate and treat neuropsychiatric disorders

• the ability to appraise research in neuropsychiatry critically

• knowledge of philosophical, legal, ethical and policy related issues in neuropsychiatry

As part of the course you will be offered the chance to attend a research day/seminar which is open to 1st and 2nd year students. It includes:

• the opportunity for you to have your research proposals reviewed

• a session on submitting proposals to the ethics committee

• further advice on qualitative and quantitative research

A good relevant degree (at 2:1 or equivalent) and experience of working with the client group, or an appropriate professional qualification at sub-degree level and five years experience of working with the client group. The University accepts Accreditation of Prior Learning (APL).

20 Hours of Work permit weekly for international students.