Study MSc Positive Psychology and Wellbeing at Liverpool John Moores University in the UK, School of Public and Allied Health
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MSc Positive Psychology and Wellbeing

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What will I learn?

LJMU's Positive Psychology and Wellbeing MSc promotes the human virtues, strengths and skills at the heart of happiness, wellbeing and a meaningful, engaged life. Benefit from a theory-led and evidence-based approach to promoting wellbeing covering the breadth of Positive Psychology Learn from leading experts in the field Deeply engage with a positive psychology topic of your choice Enjoy a strong practice-based perspective Develop sustained mindfulness meditation practice Gain strengths-based workplace skills Positive psychology is a rapidly evolving field, which enriches the psychological work in a broad range of applied areas. Put yourself at the forefront of these exciting developments by studying a programme, which is one of only a few available worldwide. You will learn about happiness, wellbeing, flourishing and human traits, strengths and skills that contribute to a fulfilled and engaged life. Topics will include happiness, character strengths, meditation, mindfulness, positive neuroscience and wellbeing across the lifespan and various social structures. You will get to know the main theories of positive human development and link these to a range of interventions. A unique feature of the programme is a focus on mindfulness meditation through the inclusion of a practice-based module.

Which department am I in?

School of Public and Allied Health

Study options

Full Time (1 Year)

Tuition fees
£18,740.00 (US$ 24,201) per year
This is a fixed fee
Start date

September 2027

Venue

Liverpool John Moores University- City Campus

Byrom Street,

Liverpool,

L3 3AF, Northern England, United Kingdom

Entry requirements

For international students

Applicants should have a second class honours degree in Psychology, including an upper second class mark (2.1) in your undergraduate dissertation, or a 2:1 in related fields (e.g. Social Science, Counselling, Educational Studies, Business Studies, and Social Enterprise Studies) in combination with a 2:1 in your undergraduate dissertation (or similar work), or equivalent professional qualifications and experience.

*There may be different IELTS requirements depending on your chosen course.

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