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Mental Health Science

Open University in Ireland

Course code
F78
Level
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Degree - Masters at UK Level 7
Classification
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Awarding body
Open University
Duration
3 years part-time study How long it takes Most students study the MSc in Mental Health Science part-time, completing 60 credits a year over three years. Typically, this means 16–18 study hours each week. You must complete the MSc in Mental Health Science within seven years.
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Programme summary

This MSc looks at the biological and psychological underpinnings of mental health science. You’ll examine anxiety, depression, psychosis and dementia from a biopsychosocial perspective.

Entry requirements

You may register for your first module before providing evidence you meet the entry requirements; however, your place is not guaranteed until you provide this. You must have either:

  • a UK honours degree (or equivalent) in a science-related subject – including psychological sciences, health science, mental health nursing, medicine, or a BPS-accredited psychology degree. Ideally, your degree included the study of FHEQ level 5 and 6 neuroscience or biological/cognitive psychology
  • evidence of other study or experience you believe equips you to take this qualification. If you have questions about your suitability, contact the MSc Admissions Panel. We recommend you have:
  • a minimum IELTS (International English Language Testing System) score of 7.0. Our free course, Succeeding in postgraduate study, helps you develop the skills and confidence to manage the requirements and demands of postgraduate study.

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