University of Brighton, School of Humanities and Social Science Masters Degrees

This intensive   Level 7 course is for qualified Social Workers, Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Nurses, Occupational Therapists, and Psychologists who are currently working in mental health or related services. Read more

Community psychology brings social change to the forefront of the way that we understand and promote psychological wellbeing. Read more

At Brighton, we encourage writing that helps readers and writers to understand, shape and connect with the world beyond the classroom. Read more

This vocational masters degree is delivered in partnership with the Royal Pavilion & Museums Trust, Brighton & Hove, in response to priorities within the museums and heritage sector. Read more

This MA explores how contemporary politics, conflict and debates about human rights and security are informed by the processes of globalisation. Read more

This pioneering masters course has a long-standing international reputation and a staff team whose research is shaping the field. Read more

Developed in reaction to the dominance of behaviourism and psychoanalysis, the humanistic paradigm emphasises the human capacity for self-determination. Read more

Our Humanities MRes course is for students interested in undertaking research in subjects including politics, philosophy, history, discourse studies, English literature, creative writing, cultural studies, design history and art history. Read more

The Professional Social Work Practice MSc enables practitioners to bring together 180 academic credits they have accrued from continuing professional development… Read more

Based on the idea that mental illness is to some extent the result of repressed negative experience, psychodynamic counselling aims to expose the contents of a client's unconscious to make him or her aware of any underlying psychological conflicts. Read more

The Psychotherapy MSc allows graduates of our postgraduate diplomas in psychotherapeutic counselling to further their professional and academic training. Read more

This masters course is for students interested in undertaking research in subjects including psychology, sociology, criminology, politics, social policy, psychotherapy and counselling, and social work. Read more

This intensive programme is for graduates from any discipline wishing to train and qualify as social workers. Read more