Global Mental Health MSc

This is a social science and public health programme, not a clinical psychology degree. The MSc in Global Mental Health does not teach you how to be a therapist; it teaches you how to design mental health systems for entire populations.

The curriculum focuses on the "Treatment Gap"—why 75% of people with mental disorders in low-income countries receive no care. You will study Cultural Psychiatry, questioning whether Western definitions of "depression" apply universally.

For a tech-savvy student, the emerging field of e-Mental Health is relevant. You could explore how mobile technology and AI can deliver interventions in remote areas where doctors are scarce.

Graduates typically work in policy, advocacy, or research, analyzing the mental health impacts of global crises like pandemics or climate change.