London Metropolitan University

Overview

The MSc in Addiction and Mental Health at London Metropolitan University enhances your understanding of addictive behaviors and mental health, focusing on their impact on assessment, treatment, and outcomes. This program equips you with research-informed skills to evaluate evidence and apply intervention strategies in practical settings.

What you'll study

• Evidence-led learning: Delve into psychological and biological perspectives on addiction, including neuroscience and pharmacotherapy.
• Clinical and ethical grounding: Examine legal frameworks, policy considerations, and ethical practices pertinent to addiction and mental health services.
• Research capability: Acquire skills to design, analyze, and interpret research, helping you discern what is robust and clinically applicable.
• Career-focused: Develop knowledge and transferable skills for diverse roles within the addiction sector, including both practice and research pathways.

Entry requirements

To be eligible for the MSc in Addiction and Mental Health, applicants typically need a Lower Second Class degree or equivalent. Additionally, proficiency in English is required, with standardized tests such as TOEFL accepted to demonstrate language skills.

Career prospects

Graduates of this program are well-prepared for various career opportunities within the addiction sector. Roles may include positions in clinical practice, research, policy development, and advocacy, all aimed at improving services and outcomes for individuals affected by addiction and mental health issues.