There are a number of health sciences and medical science programme
specialisations designed specifically as advanced clinical and theoretical
training for health practitioners working in the following areas.
The Postgraduate Certificate in Health Sciences
in Mental Health provides a pathway for graduates with health sciences, psychology, social work and
other relevant undergraduate degrees towards a postgraduate qualification in this
field, where there is a growing recognition of the need for advanced knowledge in
the mental health workforce.
To find out more about the postgradute certificate visit
Postgraduate Certificate in Health Sciences
in Mental Health.
This specialisation is also of interest to healthcare professionals already working
in primary healthcare, community mental health, Māori health, Pacific health and
health promotion contexts, who may be eligible for entry on the basis of a health
professional qualification plus at least two years relevant work experience. Submitting
the expression of interest for mental health will help us advise you.
Many mental health related courses
may also be taken towards a non-specialisation
health sciences or medical science programme,
for example the
Postgraduate Certificate in Health Sciences.
Approval for enrolment in a mental health/addictions course towards this programme
should be sought through the course administrator.
Other useful links:
[go to "step by step enrolment guide" page]
