Centre for Child and Adolescent Mental Health University of Ibadan

Can you list me the courses for the M Sc. CAMH Programme offered by Centre for Child and Adolescent Mental Health (C-CAMH) of University of Ibadan?

[Pathak]

The Centre for Child and Adolescent Mental Health (C-CAMH) is a multi-disciplinary centre within the University of Ibadan that caters for the needs of Africa and the developing world in the areas of training, research and service in Child and Adolescent Mental Health (CAMH).

M Sc. CAMH Programme

Admission Requirements

Students will be admitted to the M.Sc. programme in accordance with the regulations and the requirements of the University of Ibadan

A Bachelor’s Degree with a second class lower (2-2) and above, Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) will be the minimum entry requirement.

Therefore graduates of Medicine, Psychology, Nursing, Social Work, Education, Physiotherapy, and Occupational Therapy can apply. Experience with working with children will be an added advantage.

Course Code Module Title

CMH 701 Developmental considerations in the infant, child and adolescent

CMH 702 Child & Adolescent Mental Health Assessment

CMH 703 Psychiatric disorders in infants, children and adolescents

CMH 704 Interface of mental health and physical health

CMH 705 Psychological & social treatment methods for children and adolescents

CMH 706 Leadership for CAMH with Advocacy, Policy, Training and service development

CMH 707 Child protection and legal considerations

EMS 725 Principles of Epidemiology

EMS 727 Research methodology

EMS 726 Basic Statistical Procedures

CMH 708 Educational & developmental assessments for children & adolescents

CMH 709 Clinical & research ethics issues in child and adolescent mental health

CMH 710 Health Promotion & Education for CAMH

CMH 711 Practical community & clinical attachment with practical research project preparation

CMH 712 Psycho pharmacology

CMH 713 Service Development in CAMH

CMH 714 Maternal Mental Health

CMH 715 Physical child and adolescent health & Nutrition

CMH 716 Research Project