Part Time Masters Degrees in Psychology of Ageing

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

Clinical health psychology (sometimes referred to as behavioural medicine, medical psychology or psychosomatic medicine) is an applied discipline that… View course

Contribute to research focusing on finding solutions to a range of chronic inflammation-driven illnesses through a highly collaborative approach with University Hospitals Birmingham. View course

Mental health and wellbeing is on everyone’s radar, not just locally but across the world. View course

Curious about the mental health policies adopted by various countries? Then consider our 100% online Postgraduate Certificate in Global Mental Health and Wellbeing. View course

Ageing and dementia are critical areas of study and healthcare, addressing the complex needs of an increasingly ageing global population. View course

The Dementia: from Neuroscience to Clinical Practice MSc, offered by the UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology, tackles one of the biggest global health problems facing society today. View course

This cutting-edge, first-of-its-kind Postgraduate Certificate in Anti-ageing Medicine focuses on the latest scientific discoveries in longevity… View course

Focus on human rights, dignity and care provision. View course

The MSc by Research programme will provide a dedicated route for high calibre students who (may have a specific research aim in mind and) are ready to… View course

Our interdisciplinary MSc in Dementia course provides healthcare professionals with the skills to expertly care for a person with dementia from diagnosis to end-of-life. View course

The interdisciplinary Postgraduate Certificate in Dementia provides healthcare professionals with the skills to expertly care for a person with dementia from diagnosis to end-of-life. View course

According to the WHO, between 2015 and 2050 the proportion of the world's population over 60 years will nearly double from 12% to 22%. View course

The number of people in the UK with dementia is expected to increase to 1.4 million by 2040 (alzheimers.org.uk). View course