Aiming to enhance the skills and increase students’ potential in the job market, Metropolitan College is once again partnering with the Seleni Institute, the international Center for Women’s Mental Health.
Through this collaboration, Metropolitan College students, graduates and academics can apply for 10 full scholarships worth up to $6,000 to Seleni’s accredited online training course“The Maternal Mental Health Intensive for Young Parents: Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders“. More specifically, the scholarships are addressed to Psychology, Midwifery and Nursing students, graduates, and academic staff.
It's worth mentioning that out of the 100 scholarships offered worldwide by the Seleni Institute, 10 are specifically designated for students, graduates, and academics of Metropolitan College.
Each scholarship’s value ranges from $1,500 to $6,000 and covers online educational materials accessed through the Seleni’s platform.
The traning course, titled “Maternal Mental Health Intensive for Young Parents: Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders,” is one of the most dynamic and relevant educational programs offered through the Seleni Scholarship for Maternal Mental Health Professionals. The training focuses on women’s mental health management before, during, or after pregnancy and is designed for individuals working in the fields of healthcare and mental health.
Information:
- Metropolitan College students and academics who are interested in getting further information, can contact the Career Office, via email, at career-office@mitropolitiko.edu.gr.
- Graduates of Metropolitan College who are also interested, can reach out to the Alumni Office, via email, at alumni@mitropolitiko.edu.gr.
Application Form
In order to apply, please fill the Form you will find HERE.
A few words about Seleni Institute:
Seleni Institute is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the emotional health of individuals and families during the family building years, through treating, training, supporting, and advocating services. Throughout 2020, the pandemic demonstrated the urgency for more support for mothers, parents, and families everywhere. Seleni aims to better equip mental health professionals serving underserved populations.
The organization argues that there is a gap in knowledge and understanding that often results in maternal mental health challenges going un-diagnosed or being inappropriately treated. Recognizing this growing need to equip mental health professionals with the critical knowledge to support mothers and their families, these grants will support further education in this specialist branch of mental health.
Learn more about the Seleni Institute
on social media: Facebook and Linkedin.
Evangelia Stavropoulou, a senior BSc (Hons) Psychology graduate at Metropolitan College, shares her study experience at Metropolitan College and discusses her achievement of getting a scholarship from the Seleni Instiute.
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