General Regulations Governing Admission to Higher Degree Programmes
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Our Psychiatry programme is a medical specialty that focuses on the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of mental illnesses and disorders. Our higher degree programme in Psychiatry provides our students with advanced education and training for medical professionals interested in specializing in this field. Here is a general overview of the course content in Psychiatry:
Basic Medical Sciences:
Psychopathology and Diagnostic Assessment:
Psychopharmacology:
Psychiatric Interview and Mental Status Examination:
Psychotherapy:
Biological Basis of Psychiatry:
Psychiatric Disorders and Treatment:
Research Methods and Evidence-Based Practice:
PSC 712 | Psychiatric Epidemiology |
PSC 713 | Psychiatric Research Instruments |
PSC 714 | Mental Health Policy |
PSC 710 | Qualitative Research |
PSC 711 | Seminars |
PSC 709 | Research Project |
EMS 726 | Basic Research Methods |
EMS 727 | Principles of Biostatistics |
PSC 704 | Psychiatry of the phases of life |
PSC 705 | Neuroscience |
PSC 707 | Psychotherapy |
EMS 721 | Principles of Epidemiology |
PSC 702 | Adult Disorders |
PSC 703 | Neuropsychiatry |
PSC 701 | Psychopathology |
PSC 708 | Transcultural Psychiatry |
Graduates of higher degree programs in Psychiatry can pursue various career paths in clinical practice, research, teaching, and administration. Here are some common career options in Psychiatry:
Psychiatrist:
Researcher:
Academia and Teaching:
Administration and Policy:
Consultation-Liaison Psychiatry:
Forensic Psychiatry:
It's important to note that pursuing a higher degree in Psychiatry is typically followed by specialized training through residency programs and obtaining licensure as a psychiatrist. The specific career path may vary depending on the individual's interests, training, and geographic location.
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