Master in Mental Health

The Master of Mental Health is tailored for professionals in health, social services, or education seeking to enhance their skills in mental health practice. This program is ideal for those who thrive in a flexible learning environment, balancing structured learning with independent study. You'll engage in small-group online tutorials and immersive workshops, making it suitable for working professionals.

Students will study core courses covering ethics, interventions, and client work. The program offers specializations in Art Therapy and Psychotherapy. In Art Therapy, students will integrate creative expression with therapeutic dialogue, completing 750 hours of supervised placement. The Psychotherapy track emphasizes techniques from psychodynamic, cognitive-behavioral, and integrative traditions, allowing students to apply their skills in their current workplaces.

Graduates can pursue various roles, including art therapist, mental health clinician, and community mental health practitioner. Other potential positions include mental health services manager and psychosocial community support worker. The skills gained are transferable across multiple sectors, making graduates valuable in diverse settings.