MSc Psychology and Trauma (Adult) in London United Kingdom | University College London

Led by top academics from Anna Freud and UCL's Division of Psychology and Language Sciences, the Psychology and Trauma MSc (Adult) enables you to examine cutting-edge research and practical applications concerning trauma's psychological effects in adults. This adaptable online program can be pursued full-time or part-time at PG Certificate, PG Diploma, or Masters level.Program OverviewThis course is collaboratively directed by experts from UCL and London's Anna Freud Centre, globally recognized hubs for child mental health research, training, and clinical work.The Psychology and Trauma MSc provides students with contemporary knowledge in trauma theory and practice. Core modules cover fundamental theories, enhancing your grasp of how traumatic experiences influence individuals throughout their lives. You'll study trauma's mental health impacts, including behavioral issues, PTSD, complex PTSD, personality disorders, and evidence-based approaches for prevention and treatment involving children and families. The curriculum incorporates multiple perspectives including neuroscience, cognitive-behavioral theories, and systems theories, while also addressing systemic, cultural, and global contexts. The program examines trauma through various lenses such as public health, education, and social care.
Participants gain access to exceptional teaching resources, learning from leading academics and frontline trauma professionals. The program emphasizes incorporating perspectives from individuals with lived trauma experience.Target AudienceThis course suits anyone interested in trauma psychology, whether students advancing their psychological knowledge or professionals in education, mental health, social care, or medical fields seeking specialized training. The distance-learning format accommodates students worldwide who require flexible study options.