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Queen Mary University of London: Creative Arts and Mental Health
Institution | Queen Mary University of London View institution profile |
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Department | Wolfson Institute of Preventive Medicine |
Web | https://www.qmul.ac.uk/ |
pgsmd@qmul.ac.uk | |
Telephone | 20 7882 5511 |
MSc
Summary
This innovative and unique MSc in Creative Arts and Mental Health is jointly run by the Centre for Psychiatry and the Department of Drama and offers an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge and research, with a particular emphasis on theatre and performance in the creative arts. It covers the history, theory, and practice of performance in relation to all aspects of mental health promotion and the prevention and treatment of mental illness. The programme is directed at a combination of education professionals, artists, scholars, and mental health practitioners. It offers students the opportunity to learn in detail, from both arts and science perspectives, about how the creative arts can be used to think critically about and engage the public with concepts and experiences of mental health and the mental health system. The course necessarily reflects a critical analysis of the scientific method(s) of mental health research and practice and explores the use of arts-based research, evaluation and dissemination methods.
- Learn about the application of the creative arts to research, practice, education, advocacy and activism in the field of mental health
- Study the ways in which mental health experiences are represented in the arts and in popular culture
- Consider how arts practice can critique and expand both clinical and popular understanding of mental health and the mental health system
- Learn how mental health professionals, arts practitioners and others interested in mental health and wellbeing work together in both clinical and non-clinical environments
- Develop your own area of expertise in the field of the arts and mental health through options of placements, arts practice and research
Study type | Taught |
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Level | RQF Level 7 |
Entry requirements | 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in a relevant subject |
Location | Mile End Mile End Road Tower Hamlets E1 4NS |
Summary
This innovative and unique MSc in Creative Arts and Mental Health is jointly run by the Centre for Psychiatry and the Department of Drama and offers an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge and research, with a particular emphasis on theatre and performance in the creative arts. It covers the history, theory, and practice of performance in relation to all aspects of mental health promotion and the prevention and treatment of mental illness. The programme is directed at a combination of education professionals, artists, scholars, and mental health practitioners. It offers students the opportunity to learn in detail, from both arts and science perspectives, about how the creative arts can be used to think critically about and engage the public with concepts and experiences of mental health and the mental health system. The course necessarily reflects a critical analysis of the scientific method(s) of mental health research and practice and explores the use of arts-based research, evaluation and dissemination methods.
- Learn about the application of the creative arts to research, practice, education, advocacy and activism in the field of mental health
- Study the ways in which mental health experiences are represented in the arts and in popular culture
- Consider how arts practice can critique and expand both clinical and popular understanding of mental health and the mental health system
- Learn how mental health professionals, arts practitioners and others interested in mental health and wellbeing work together in both clinical and non-clinical environments
- Develop your own area of expertise in the field of the arts and mental health through options of placements, arts practice and research
Study type | Taught |
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Level | RQF Level 7 |
Entry requirements | 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in a relevant subject |
Location | Mile End Mile End Road Tower Hamlets E1 4NS |
Summary
This innovative and unique MSc in Creative Arts and Mental Health is jointly run by the Centre for Psychiatry and the Department of Drama and offers an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge and research, with a particular emphasis on theatre and performance in the creative arts. It covers the history, theory, and practice of performance in relation to all aspects of mental health promotion and the prevention and treatment of mental illness. The programme is directed at a combination of education professionals, artists, scholars, and mental health practitioners. It offers students the opportunity to learn in detail, from both arts and science perspectives, about how the creative arts can be used to think critically about and engage the public with concepts and experiences of mental health and the mental health system. The course necessarily reflects a critical analysis of the scientific method(s) of mental health research and practice and explores the use of arts-based research, evaluation and dissemination methods.
- Learn about the application of the creative arts to research, practice, education, advocacy and activism in the field of mental health
- Study the ways in which mental health experiences are represented in the arts and in popular culture
- Consider how arts practice can critique and expand both clinical and popular understanding of mental health and the mental health system
- Learn how mental health professionals, arts practitioners and others interested in mental health and wellbeing work together in both clinical and non-clinical environments
- Develop your own area of expertise in the field of the arts and mental health through options of placements, arts practice and research
Study type | Taught |
---|---|
Level | RQF Level 7 |
Entry requirements | 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in a relevant subject |
Location | Mile End Mile End Road Tower Hamlets E1 4NS |
Summary
This innovative and unique MSc in Creative Arts and Mental Health is jointly run by the Centre for Psychiatry and the Department of Drama and offers an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge and research, with a particular emphasis on theatre and performance in the creative arts. It covers the history, theory, and practice of performance in relation to all aspects of mental health promotion and the prevention and treatment of mental illness. The programme is directed at a combination of education professionals, artists, scholars, and mental health practitioners. It offers students the opportunity to learn in detail, from both arts and science perspectives, about how the creative arts can be used to think critically about and engage the public with concepts and experiences of mental health and the mental health system. The course necessarily reflects a critical analysis of the scientific method(s) of mental health research and practice and explores the use of arts-based research, evaluation and dissemination methods.
- Learn about the application of the creative arts to research, practice, education, advocacy and activism in the field of mental health
- Study the ways in which mental health experiences are represented in the arts and in popular culture
- Consider how arts practice can critique and expand both clinical and popular understanding of mental health and the mental health system
- Learn how mental health professionals, arts practitioners and others interested in mental health and wellbeing work together in both clinical and non-clinical environments
- Develop your own area of expertise in the field of the arts and mental health through options of placements, arts practice and research
Study type | Taught |
---|---|
Level | RQF Level 7 |
Entry requirements | 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in a relevant subject |
Location | Mile End Mile End Road Tower Hamlets E1 4NS |
Summary
This innovative and unique MSc in Creative Arts and Mental Health is jointly run by the Centre for Psychiatry and the Department of Drama and offers an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge and research, with a particular emphasis on theatre and performance in the creative arts. It covers the history, theory, and practice of performance in relation to all aspects of mental health promotion and the prevention and treatment of mental illness. The programme is directed at a combination of education professionals, artists, scholars, and mental health practitioners. It offers students the opportunity to learn in detail, from both arts and science perspectives, about how the creative arts can be used to think critically about and engage the public with concepts and experiences of mental health and the mental health system. The course necessarily reflects a critical analysis of the scientific method(s) of mental health research and practice and explores the use of arts-based research, evaluation and dissemination methods.
- Learn about the application of the creative arts to research, practice, education, advocacy and activism in the field of mental health
- Study the ways in which mental health experiences are represented in the arts and in popular culture
- Consider how arts practice can critique and expand both clinical and popular understanding of mental health and the mental health system
- Learn how mental health professionals, arts practitioners and others interested in mental health and wellbeing work together in both clinical and non-clinical environments
- Develop your own area of expertise in the field of the arts and mental health through options of placements, arts practice and research
Study type | Taught |
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Level | RQF Level 7 |
Entry requirements | 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in a relevant subject |
Location | Mile End Mile End Road Tower Hamlets E1 4NS |
Summary
This innovative and unique MSc in Creative Arts and Mental Health is jointly run by the Centre for Psychiatry and the Department of Drama and offers an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge and research, with a particular emphasis on theatre and performance in the creative arts. It covers the history, theory, and practice of performance in relation to all aspects of mental health promotion and the prevention and treatment of mental illness. The programme is directed at a combination of education professionals, artists, scholars, and mental health practitioners. It offers students the opportunity to learn in detail, from both arts and science perspectives, about how the creative arts can be used to think critically about and engage the public with concepts and experiences of mental health and the mental health system. The course necessarily reflects a critical analysis of the scientific method(s) of mental health research and practice and explores the use of arts-based research, evaluation and dissemination methods.
- Learn about the application of the creative arts to research, practice, education, advocacy and activism in the field of mental health
- Study the ways in which mental health experiences are represented in the arts and in popular culture
- Consider how arts practice can critique and expand both clinical and popular understanding of mental health and the mental health system
- Learn how mental health professionals, arts practitioners and others interested in mental health and wellbeing work together in both clinical and non-clinical environments
- Develop your own area of expertise in the field of the arts and mental health through options of placements, arts practice and research
Study type | Taught |
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Level | RQF Level 7 |
Entry requirements | 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in a relevant subject |
Location | Mile End Mile End Road Tower Hamlets E1 4NS |
Summary
The programme addresses what has become a significant need in the field by offering an innovative interdisciplinary approach to Creative Arts and Mental Health. The programme is taught by mental health professionals and specialists in live art, performance art, theatre and performance history. This MSc seeks to attract professionals in education, artists, and mental health practitioners who would like to learn in more breadth and depth how art and performance can be used to understand experiences of mental health and illness, and how arts offers critique and challenge to conventional practices that may be evidence based but still risk disempowerment. Art enables the stories of individuals and groups to be better embraced. Students will be offered core modules in mental health and in performance and then select optional practice-based modules in arts-based research and arts-programme evaluation and in live art and performance.
Study type | Research |
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Level | RQF Level 7 |
Summary
The programme addresses what has become a significant need in the field by offering an innovative interdisciplinary approach to Creative Arts and Mental Health. The programme is taught by mental health professionals and specialists in live art, performance art, theatre and performance history. This MSc seeks to attract professionals in education, artists, and mental health practitioners who would like to learn in more breadth and depth how art and performance can be used to understand experiences of mental health and illness, and how arts offers critique and challenge to conventional practices that may be evidence based but still risk disempowerment. Art enables the stories of individuals and groups to be better embraced. Students will be offered core modules in mental health and in performance and then select optional practice-based modules in arts-based research and arts-programme evaluation and in live art and performance.
Study type | Research |
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Level | RQF Level 7 |
Postgraduate Diploma - PgDip
Summary
This innovative and unique MSc in Creative Arts and Mental Health is jointly run by the Centre for Psychiatry and the Department of Drama and offers an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge and research, with a particular emphasis on theatre and performance in the creative arts. It covers the history, theory, and practice of performance in relation to all aspects of mental health promotion and the prevention and treatment of mental illness. The programme is directed at a combination of education professionals, artists, scholars, and mental health practitioners. It offers students the opportunity to learn in detail, from both arts and science perspectives, about how the creative arts can be used to think critically about and engage the public with concepts and experiences of mental health and the mental health system. The course necessarily reflects a critical analysis of the scientific method(s) of mental health research and practice and explores the use of arts-based research, evaluation and dissemination methods.
- Learn about the application of the creative arts to research, practice, education, advocacy and activism in the field of mental health
- Study the ways in which mental health experiences are represented in the arts and in popular culture
- Consider how arts practice can critique and expand both clinical and popular understanding of mental health and the mental health system
- Learn how mental health professionals, arts practitioners and others interested in mental health and wellbeing work together in both clinical and non-clinical environments
- Develop your own area of expertise in the field of the arts and mental health through options of placements, arts practice and research
Study type | Taught |
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Level | RQF Level 7 |
Entry requirements | 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in a relevant subject |
Location | Charterhouse Square Charterhouse Square Islington EC1M 6BQ |
Summary
This innovative and unique MSc in Creative Arts and Mental Health is jointly run by the Centre for Psychiatry and the Department of Drama and offers an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge and research, with a particular emphasis on theatre and performance in the creative arts. It covers the history, theory, and practice of performance in relation to all aspects of mental health promotion and the prevention and treatment of mental illness. The programme is directed at a combination of education professionals, artists, scholars, and mental health practitioners. It offers students the opportunity to learn in detail, from both arts and science perspectives, about how the creative arts can be used to think critically about and engage the public with concepts and experiences of mental health and the mental health system. The course necessarily reflects a critical analysis of the scientific method(s) of mental health research and practice and explores the use of arts-based research, evaluation and dissemination methods.
- Learn about the application of the creative arts to research, practice, education, advocacy and activism in the field of mental health
- Study the ways in which mental health experiences are represented in the arts and in popular culture
- Consider how arts practice can critique and expand both clinical and popular understanding of mental health and the mental health system
- Learn how mental health professionals, arts practitioners and others interested in mental health and wellbeing work together in both clinical and non-clinical environments
- Develop your own area of expertise in the field of the arts and mental health through options of placements, arts practice and research
Study type | Taught |
---|---|
Level | RQF Level 7 |
Entry requirements | 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in a relevant subject |
Location | Charterhouse Square Charterhouse Square Islington EC1M 6BQ |
Summary
This innovative and unique MSc in Creative Arts and Mental Health is jointly run by the Centre for Psychiatry and the Department of Drama and offers an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge and research, with a particular emphasis on theatre and performance in the creative arts. It covers the history, theory, and practice of performance in relation to all aspects of mental health promotion and the prevention and treatment of mental illness. The programme is directed at a combination of education professionals, artists, scholars, and mental health practitioners. It offers students the opportunity to learn in detail, from both arts and science perspectives, about how the creative arts can be used to think critically about and engage the public with concepts and experiences of mental health and the mental health system. The course necessarily reflects a critical analysis of the scientific method(s) of mental health research and practice and explores the use of arts-based research, evaluation and dissemination methods.
- Learn about the application of the creative arts to research, practice, education, advocacy and activism in the field of mental health
- Study the ways in which mental health experiences are represented in the arts and in popular culture
- Consider how arts practice can critique and expand both clinical and popular understanding of mental health and the mental health system
- Learn how mental health professionals, arts practitioners and others interested in mental health and wellbeing work together in both clinical and non-clinical environments
- Develop your own area of expertise in the field of the arts and mental health through options of placements, arts practice and research
Study type | Taught |
---|---|
Level | RQF Level 7 |
Entry requirements | 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in a relevant subject |
Location | Charterhouse Square Charterhouse Square Islington EC1M 6BQ |
Summary
This innovative and unique MSc in Creative Arts and Mental Health is jointly run by the Centre for Psychiatry and the Department of Drama and offers an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge and research, with a particular emphasis on theatre and performance in the creative arts. It covers the history, theory, and practice of performance in relation to all aspects of mental health promotion and the prevention and treatment of mental illness. The programme is directed at a combination of education professionals, artists, scholars, and mental health practitioners. It offers students the opportunity to learn in detail, from both arts and science perspectives, about how the creative arts can be used to think critically about and engage the public with concepts and experiences of mental health and the mental health system. The course necessarily reflects a critical analysis of the scientific method(s) of mental health research and practice and explores the use of arts-based research, evaluation and dissemination methods.
- Learn about the application of the creative arts to research, practice, education, advocacy and activism in the field of mental health
- Study the ways in which mental health experiences are represented in the arts and in popular culture
- Consider how arts practice can critique and expand both clinical and popular understanding of mental health and the mental health system
- Learn how mental health professionals, arts practitioners and others interested in mental health and wellbeing work together in both clinical and non-clinical environments
- Develop your own area of expertise in the field of the arts and mental health through options of placements, arts practice and research
Study type | Taught |
---|---|
Level | RQF Level 7 |
Entry requirements | 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in a relevant subject |
Location | Charterhouse Square Charterhouse Square Islington EC1M 6BQ |
Summary
This innovative and unique MSc in Creative Arts and Mental Health is jointly run by the Centre for Psychiatry and the Department of Drama and offers an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge and research, with a particular emphasis on theatre and performance in the creative arts. It covers the history, theory, and practice of performance in relation to all aspects of mental health promotion and the prevention and treatment of mental illness. The programme is directed at a combination of education professionals, artists, scholars, and mental health practitioners. It offers students the opportunity to learn in detail, from both arts and science perspectives, about how the creative arts can be used to think critically about and engage the public with concepts and experiences of mental health and the mental health system. The course necessarily reflects a critical analysis of the scientific method(s) of mental health research and practice and explores the use of arts-based research, evaluation and dissemination methods.
- Learn about the application of the creative arts to research, practice, education, advocacy and activism in the field of mental health
- Study the ways in which mental health experiences are represented in the arts and in popular culture
- Consider how arts practice can critique and expand both clinical and popular understanding of mental health and the mental health system
- Learn how mental health professionals, arts practitioners and others interested in mental health and wellbeing work together in both clinical and non-clinical environments
- Develop your own area of expertise in the field of the arts and mental health through options of placements, arts practice and research
Study type | Taught |
---|---|
Level | RQF Level 7 |
Entry requirements | 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in a relevant subject |
Location | Charterhouse Square Charterhouse Square Islington EC1M 6BQ |
Summary
This innovative and unique MSc in Creative Arts and Mental Health is jointly run by the Centre for Psychiatry and the Department of Drama and offers an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge and research, with a particular emphasis on theatre and performance in the creative arts. It covers the history, theory, and practice of performance in relation to all aspects of mental health promotion and the prevention and treatment of mental illness. The programme is directed at a combination of education professionals, artists, scholars, and mental health practitioners. It offers students the opportunity to learn in detail, from both arts and science perspectives, about how the creative arts can be used to think critically about and engage the public with concepts and experiences of mental health and the mental health system. The course necessarily reflects a critical analysis of the scientific method(s) of mental health research and practice and explores the use of arts-based research, evaluation and dissemination methods.
- Learn about the application of the creative arts to research, practice, education, advocacy and activism in the field of mental health
- Study the ways in which mental health experiences are represented in the arts and in popular culture
- Consider how arts practice can critique and expand both clinical and popular understanding of mental health and the mental health system
- Learn how mental health professionals, arts practitioners and others interested in mental health and wellbeing work together in both clinical and non-clinical environments
- Develop your own area of expertise in the field of the arts and mental health through options of placements, arts practice and research
Study type | Taught |
---|---|
Level | RQF Level 7 |
Entry requirements | 2:1 or above at undergraduate level in a relevant subject |
Location | Charterhouse Square Charterhouse Square Islington EC1M 6BQ |
Queen Mary University of London
Queen Mary University of London was established in 1785 and is a leading research-intensive university with a difference – one that opens the doors of opportunity to anyone and supporting students to succeed.
With schools split across five campuses in central and east London, students are able to select from an exceptionally broad range of subjects across three main faculties, including the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, Faculty of Science and Engineering, and Faculty of Medicine and Dentistry.
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