MRes Creative Arts and Mental Health
Course Overview
The MRes Creative Arts and Mental Health is a pre-doctoral training programme that provides a critical, research-led exploration of how arts practices contribute to mental health and wellbeing. It equips students with the advanced research skills necessary for doctoral-level study, combining specialized arts and mental health modules with rigorous methodological training. This programme is an approved pathway for ESRC funding, enabling students to apply for support for both the MRes and a subsequent PhD.
Key Program Highlights
- Pre-doctoral training programme designed to prepare students for PhD study
- Focus on the critical study of applied and socially engaged arts in mental health
- Core training in advanced research design, qualitative, and quantitative methods
- Approved pathway for ESRC 1+3 funding eligibility for both the MRes and a PhD
- Interdisciplinary learning with social science students across the London Doctoral Training Partnership
Course Overview
The MRes Creative Arts and Mental Health is a pre-doctoral training programme that provides a critical, research-led exploration of how arts practices contribute to mental health and wellbeing. It equips students with the advanced research skills necessary for doctoral-level study, combining specialized arts and mental health modules with rigorous methodological training. This programme is an approved pathway for ESRC funding, enabling students to apply for support for both the MRes and a subsequent PhD.
Key Program Highlights
- Pre-doctoral training programme designed to prepare students for PhD study
- Focus on the critical study of applied and socially engaged arts in mental health
- Core training in advanced research design, qualitative, and quantitative methods
- Approved pathway for ESRC 1+3 funding eligibility for both the MRes and a PhD
- Interdisciplinary learning with social science students across the London Doctoral Training Partnership
