Ageing, Health
Elements of distance learning
and Wellbeing MSc (one year full-time or three years part-time) PgDip (eight months full-time or two years part-time) PgCert (four months full-time or nine months part-time)
February starts available
International students can apply
3 good reasons to study Ageing, Health and Wellbeing at Salford • Develop new ways of looking at ageing in the 21st century • Explore aspects important to your work in greater depth with our independent learning module • Understand the impact of policy on older people
Programme details
With an ageing population that is set to increase there is a real need to develop individuals with the critical and practical skills who can implement policy effectively and make a positive contribution to the lives of older people. This Masters will enable you to do that. Throughout the programme you will be encouraged to develop the knowledge and practical skills that are valuable in a leadership or management role, as well as the confidence to affect informed change that will have a real impact on the lives of older people.
Our commitment to flexible delivery means that you will have the opportunity to access lectures, tutorials and seminars online allowing you to study at times that suit you.
Module titles
• Ageing in the 21st Century (30 credits) • Promoting Health and Wellbeing in Later Life (30 credits)
• Independent Learning - Older People (30 credits)
• Research Methods (30 credits) • Dissertation (60 credits)
Suitable for
Graduates of any discipline and professionals with relevant work experience from the health care sector.
Career potential
This programme provides an opportunity to network with like-minded individuals from a wide range of backgrounds and forge relationships that will enable you to be at the forefront of change in this important area.
Applied Psychoanalytic
Thinking MSc (one year full-time) PgDip (eight months full-time) PgCert (four months full-time)
Elements of distance learning
International students can apply
3 good reasons to study Applied Psychoanalytic Thinking at Salford • Option to attend a one-day Saturday teaching programme for each module • Incorporates clinical practice, organisational, group and institutional issues in relation to psychoanalytic concepts • Flexible programme to fit around your commitments
Programme details
This programme has been developed to incorporate clinical practice, organisational, group and institutional issues and is therefore highly innovative, covering a broad range of contexts and possibilities for the application of psychoanalytic thinking. The content will appeal to a range of professionals, researchers and practitioners creating a diverse and rich environment to exchange ideas and network with peers. It will be of interest to those wishing to develop their knowledge and critical understanding of issues related to applied psychoanalytical thinking, drawn from a range of perspectives.
Module titles
• Concepts and Theories in Psychoanalytic Thinking (30 credits)
• Clinical Issues Using Psychoanalytic Thinking (30 credits)
• The Unconscious in Organisations (30 credits)
• Research Methods (30 credits) • Dissertation (60 credits)
Suitable for This programme will be suitable for a wide variety of people working as medical and clinical practitioners in mental health nursing, as well as teachers, foster carers, parents, social workers, counsellors, psychologists, psychiatrists, psychotherapists and researchers.
Anyone who seeks a detailed understanding of the subjects will find this programme highly relevant and inspiring.
All modules are available to a wide range of health and social care professionals as stand alone programmes in their own right.
Career potential
Enhance your career prospects by gaining a rigorous conceptual understanding of psychoanalytic thinking and how it can be applied in practice. On completion of this programme you will be able to use and create research and critical enquiry, opening up new questions, debates and further study.
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