University of Glasgow

Online Global Mental Health MSc/PgDip/PgCert

Online MSc Global Mental Health

When it comes to investment, mental health trails far behind other fields of healthcare. This opens a world of opportunity for passionate people looking to create sustainable strategies to address the treatment gap and lead the charge for mental wellbeing.

Ranked 2nd for Medicine (The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2018), the University of Glasgow recognises the importance of addressing the global mental health treatment gap and, because of this, our programme matches global mental health goals set by the United Nations.

International focus

As part of our efforts to understand the challenges faced by low-income countries, we collaborate with various institutions, including the University of Rwanda, to help fuel the programme’s international outlook. Together, we’re committed to preventing disease, improving health and wellbeing, and reducing inequalities locally, nationally and globally.

Studying this programme will expose you to leading research and first-hand insights from international experts who have lived and worked with mental health, as well as the expertise from our lecture team. You will gain the tools needed to improve mental health services anywhere in the world.

Choose your own path

The University of Glasgow tailors its online courses to suit its students. We offer a variety of study options from podcasts, video, live seminars and discussions - whatever helps them learn and achieve their career goals. Our lecture team offer a wide variety of experience, from clinical psychology and social work, to anthropology and law; this variety gives you the flexibility to choose your own line of research.

100% online, interactive learning

Studying online means you don’t have to sacrifice your current career in order to pursue a new one. With industry-lead teaching and cutting-edge research, you’ll be able to study the entire programme without having to set foot on campus. You would be able to access our interactive resources from anywhere and at any time. Once you’ve started the programme, we won’t leave you to it. We’ll always be on hand to help you, all the way through to graduation. It's this level allows us to be ranked 1st for teaching in the Russell Group (NSS 2018).

What’s more, you can tailor the programme to meet your specific requirements. Whether you want to study an MSc, a PgDip or a PgCert, or choose your duration of study between 1 and 6 years; at the University of Glasgow you can further your ambitions without compromising your current commitments.


World changers welcome: join us and make your mark


To find out more about the Online Global Mental Health MSc/PgDip/PgCert, and for more detailed admissions requirements or how to apply, click here.


The University of Glasgow

The University of Glasgow has a long history of forging some of the world’s greatest thinkers. Whether it’s developing the first foetal ultrasound image or working to eradicate rabies in Africa, we welcome ambitious people to fulfil their lifelong dreams. Inspired by ground-breaking research and innovative digital learning, our online postgraduate programmes will give you the skills you need to change the world.

We are delighted to be in the top 100 of the world's best universities. In addition, Glasgow has recently risen three places to 17th in the UK by The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide 2019. We have a great deal more to be proud about. Here are some of our key highlights:

• University ranked 1st in the Russell Group for teaching – National Student Survey 2018
• Ranked in the top 100 of world’s universities – QS World University Rankings 2019
• First UK university to be rated 5 Stars Plus overall – QS World University Rankings 2019
• Ranked 11th in the UK – The Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings 2019
• Member of the prestigious Russell Group for leading UK universities
• Our alumni include the father of economics Adam Smith, Scotland's architect of devolution Donald Dewar and renowned physicist and engineer Lord Kelvin.

To find out more about the Online Global Mental Health MSc/PgDip/PgCert, and for more detailed admissions requirements or how to apply, click here.