Master of Science in Psychiatry
Study Programme Details
About this Study Course
Step into the realm of advanced education, training, and research with our Master of Science in Psychiatry program. Whether you hold a degree in Medicine, Pharmacy, Dental Surgery, or any other relevant field, this course is designed to equip you with advanced knowledge and research skills applicable in both academic and clinical settings.
Through a primarily research-based approach, you’ll specialize in your chosen area of study, supported by core subjects such as Research Methods, Statistics, and Research Practicals. Dive into the essentials of Health information, epidemiology, qualitative research methods, and ethical concerns, while honing your statistical skills through practical sessions.
Overview
Our Master of Science in Psychiatry program empowers students to delve into the complexities of psychiatric research and practice. Through a blend of theoretical learning and hands-on experience, students gain proficiency in selecting appropriate source material, analyzing data, and conducting morbidity projections. With a focus on critical analysis and ethical research practices, graduates emerge equipped to make meaningful contributions to the field of psychiatry.
Admission Requirements
- the degree of Doctor of Medicine and Surgery, or
- the degree of Bachelor of Dental Surgery, or
- the degree of Master of Dental Surgery, or
- the degree of Bachelor of Pharmacy (Honours) with at least Second Class (Honours), or
- the degree of Bachelor of Science (Honours) (Pharmaceutical Science) with a classification of Second Class Honours or better, or
- the degree of Bachelor of Science (Honours) from the Faculty of Science, with at least Second Class (Honours), or
- at least a Second Class (Honours) degree in a discipline related to health science, or
- a qualification deemed by Senate, on the recommendation of the Board, to be equivalent to the qualifications listed above.
Applicants whose first degree was obtained more than 10 years previous to registration for the Course may also be admitted provided that they produce sufficient proof of their competence to follow the Course with profit. The Board may, at its discretion, require such applicants to follow a preparatory programme.
- MDS5100: Dissertation (80 ECTS)
- PAT5806: Research Seminars (5 ECTS)
- PAT5953: Research Methodology (5 ECTS)
Non EU Applicants:
Total Tuition Fees: Eur 13,400
Local/EU/EEA Applicants:
Annual Enrolment Fee: Eur 400
Future Career Outcomes
Graduates of our program embark on diverse career paths in psychiatry, mental health, and research. Whether serving as psychiatrists, clinical psychologists, or mental health counselors, our alumni are equipped to make a positive impact in the lives of individuals struggling with mental health challenges. Through rigorous training and practical experience, students develop essential skills and knowledge relevant to the evolving demands of the psychiatric field.