Adolescent Health Master's Programme
An interdisciplinary master's programme exploring adolescent transitions, development, and specialized youth care.
Best for:Best for healthcare and social science graduates seeking specialized expertise in youth development and adolescent health.
Overview
The Adolescent Health programme at the University of Galway is an interdisciplinary master's course designed to explore the unique challenges and opportunities faced by young people transitioning from childhood to adulthood. Run by the University of Galway, the curriculum enhances graduates' working relationships with adolescents, deepens their understanding of developmental needs, and equips them with specialized competencies required for effective professional practice. The academic path spans core theoretical foundations and practical applications relevant to youth work and health. Students are expected to engage fully with the curriculum requirements and complete coursework aligned with national and institutional academic standards.
What you'll do
- Participate in interdisciplinary lectures, seminars, and coursework focused on adolescent development and health
- Examine the social, psychological, and physiological transitions experienced during youth
- Engage with practical methodologies and case studies relevant to working with adolescent populations
- Complete module assessments and examinations as required by the 90 ECTS master's curriculum
- Synthesize research and professional practice frameworks applicable to youth-focused environments
Requirements
Degree required: Second Class Honours Level 8 primary degree in a related subject area, or a primary degree without honours plus three years of relevant practical experience
Degree offered: Master of Science (MSc) / Level 9 NFQ
Language: English; IELTS score of 6.5 with no less than 6.0 in any other band, or equivalent
Instruction: English
- Foundational academic knowledge in a related subject area
- Understanding of youth or health-related contexts
- Critical thinking and analytical writing capabilities
- Applicants must hold a recognized Level 8 primary degree or possess acceptable equivalent professional experience
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How to apply
Applications are submitted through the University of Galway online application portal. Candidates must review the specific academic and English language entry criteria before submitting. Ensure all mandatory supporting documentation is uploaded alongside the application form.
- Primary degree transcripts
- Evidence of English language proficiency
- Supporting documentation as specified by the university
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