MSc Public Mental Health

Course Overview This innovative program, co-taught by experts in public health and psychiatry, equips mental health professionals with the skills to provide culturally competent care within a globalized world. You will critically examine Eurocentric approaches and learn to integrate perspectives from anthropology, sociology, and geography into your practice. The course culminates in an independent research project, allowing you to deeply explore a topic in mental health policy or public mental health. Key Program Highlights Interdisciplinary curriculum blending public health, psychiatry, and social sciences Focus on developing culturally competent and non-Eurocentric care practices Collaborative teaching from the Centre for Global Public Health and the Centre for Psychiatry Exploration of mental health policy and systems from a global perspective Capstone dissertation on a topic of your choice in mental health