The Mental Health and Wellbeing, BSc Hons at the University of Greenwich is designed for students who want to address the complex challenges surrounding mental health stigma, early intervention, and public health promotion. You will explore the intersection of psychological theory, applied ethics, and legislative frameworks, gaining a comprehensive understanding of how to support vulnerable populations across the lifecourse. This undergraduate degree prepares you to navigate the professional landscape of health and social care, equipping you with the essential skills in fundraising, organisational marketing, and evidence-based practice required to drive meaningful change in diverse community and institutional settings.
Studied full-time on campus over three years, the programme provides a structured learning experience that balances theoretical knowledge with practical application. You will engage with modules such as programme planning and evaluation, research methods, and leadership, culminating in a final-year dissertation that allows you to investigate a specific area of interest. A distinctive feature of your studies is the employment-based learning module, which offers you hands-on experience in real-world environments. Upon graduation, you will be well-positioned for non-clinical roles within the NHS, government, and the voluntary sector, ready to make a positive impact on mental wellbeing.