MSc Psychology of Health and Well-being in London United Kingdom | City St George's, University of London

This program examines how psychology enhances physical and mental health in diverse communities. You'll learn from specialized professionals and gain hands-on experience through work placements, building versatile skills for careers in health and wellness. The curriculum teaches behavior modification techniques and strategies for managing chronic conditions, offering a strong theoretical foundation for careers in healthcare, research, or social services (including clinical psychology and health promotion). Current healthcare professionals can integrate psychological approaches into their practice to improve patient self-care. You'll also learn to evaluate research to enhance your professional practice. With a focus on employability, the program includes practical work modules to advance your career trajectory.

Who is this course for
Designed for psychology graduates and healthcare practitioners across NHS, private practice, and public health sectors (including nurses, dietitians, therapists, wellbeing specialists, and social prescribers).

Career:
The program develops professional competencies including: implementing behavior change strategies, evaluating health research, and conducting evidence-based analysis. The practical work module strengthens job-ready skills. Current healthcare professionals can advance their practice, while newcomers gain essential skills for health sector careers or further study. Graduates often pursue roles in clinical psychology, public health, or research, with the program specifically developing core competencies for Assistant Psychologist or Research Assistant positions.