Grand Canyon University The College of Humanities and Social Sciences 9 courses 34 total credits
Grand Canyon University's Master of Science in Mental Health and Wellness degree with an Emphasis in Community Mental Health Administration is designed for students interested in learning program planning and development, including policies and procedures, working with budgets, and learning leadership skills to apply in an administration role. Students who obtain this degree may be prepared to work in churches, hospitals, community-based organizations, and settings that provide social services. This degree also allows students to integrate mental health and wellness principles in a leadership role. Students explore concepts of effective communication, motivation, supervisory skills, culture, advocacy, ethics, and personal and professional development. Students also become familiar with research and best practices of mental health and wellness in an administration role. This degree does not lead to licensure.
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