Online Master of Mental Health

By graduation, you'll be able to:

• Make independent clinical judgements applying specialist skills
• Assess clients and develop reasonable clinical plans
• Utilise critical skills in problem-solving, planning and evaluation
• Communicate effectively and sensitively with colleagues, people accessing mental health services and the public
• Perform independently or as a team leader within mental health settings
• Recognise ongoing learning needs and use effective learning strategies for professional practice
• Undertake effective reflective practise, both independently and as a member or leader of teams in multidisciplinary work environments.

The need for qualified mental health care professionals is critical. According to the Australian Bureau of Statistics, an additional 800,000 Australians reported a mental or behavioural condition in a span of three years. The 2019 employment projections show that roles in social assistance services have an estimated growth rate of 17.1% - more than double the national average.