Mphil/Msc. Clinical Psychology, Behavioral Mental health, and any other Psychology or psychiatry related programs.

Answer:

I don’t offer scholarships myself, but I can definitely guide you to the kinds of scholarships you're asking about—specifically for MPhil/MSc programs in Clinical Psychology, Behavioral/Mental Health, or related fields in Psychology or Psychiatry.

Here’s a general overview of what you can expect:

✅ Types of Scholarships Available:

1. Fully Funded Scholarships:
   Yes, some universities and governments offer fully funded scholarships that cover tuition, living expenses, and sometimes travel. These are often competitive and available through:

   • Government schemes (e.g., Chevening, Commonwealth, Fulbright, DAAD)
   • University-specific scholarships
   • Research assistantships or teaching fellowships

2. Full-time vs. Part-time:

   • Most funded scholarships are for full-time programs.
   • Part-time study may be possible, but funding is less common unless you're already working and being supported by an employer or local program.

3. Online vs. On-campus (Offline):

   • Most Clinical Psychology and Psychiatry-related programs require on-campus attendance due to clinical/practical components like internships or supervised placements.
   • Some Behavioral or Mental Health programs may offer online or hybrid options, especially if they are research or theory-focused.

🔍 To move forward, consider:

• Where you want to study (country/university)
• Whether you're eligible for government or university scholarships
• What kind of program suits your goals (clinical practice vs. research)

If you let me know your country of residence, your academic background, and preferred countries to study in, I can suggest specific scholarships or programs tailored to you. Would you like that?