UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN · UNITED STATES
Department of Psychiatry
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
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Duration
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IELTS
€26k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
The University of Michigan's Department of Psychiatry has a legacy of over 100 years dedicated to advancing mental and behavioral health. It integrates compassionate clinical care, groundbreaking research, and transformative education to support the well-being of individuals, families, and communities. The department is committed to leading advancements in mental health through innovation, collaboration, and exceptional patient care. The department's mission is to improve mental and behavioral health by providing excellent clinical services, conducting innovative research, and offering comprehensive educational programs. Their vision is a world where everyone has access to evidence-based care and community support for mental and emotional thriving. They actively engage in research to deepen the understanding of mental illness and addiction, often seeking volunteer participation from individuals with lived experience and healthy individuals alike.
Careers
The Department of Psychiatry is dedicated to advancing careers in mental and behavioral health through education, research, and clinical practice. Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in various settings.
- Clinical Practice
- Research
- Education
- Community Well-being
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international students?
- For full-time graduate study (9+ credit hours) during Fall & Winter terms, international students are charged $30,685 plus mandatory fees of $241.19. For half terms (Spring & Summer), full-time tuition is $17,030 plus mandatory fees of $121.10. These figures are for the 2025-2026 academic year and may vary.
- Where can I find information about living costs?
- Information on estimated living costs is not provided on this page. For details, please refer to the relevant university resources.
- What are the application deadlines?
- Application deadlines vary by intake. Typically, applications for Fall admission are due by December/January for the following year, and deadlines for Winter intake are generally earlier in the preceding year.
- What documents are required for the application?
- Required documents generally include academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and potentially standardized test scores if required by the program.
- What are the career outcomes for graduates?
- Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in clinical practice, research, education, and community well-being within the mental and behavioral health field.
- Where can I find specific admissions requirements?
- Specific academic and English language requirements are not detailed here. Prospective students should consult the University of Michigan School of Public Health (SPH) admissions information for detailed guidance.
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Fees
Tuition (international)For full-time graduate study (9+ credit hours) during the Fall & Winter terms, non-residents are charged $30,685 plus mandatory fees of $241.19. For half terms (Spring & Summer), full-time non-resident tuition is $17,030 plus mandatory fees of $121.10. These figures are for the 2025-2026 academic year and may vary.
Tuition (home)For full-time graduate study (9+ credit hours) during the Fall & Winter terms, Michigan residents are charged $15,204 plus mandatory fees of $241.19. For half terms (Spring & Summer), full-time resident tuition is $8,430 plus mandatory fees of $121.10. These figures are for the 2025-2026 academic year and may vary.
LivingInformation on estimated living costs is not provided.
Tuition and fees are subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, refer to the Office of the Registrar and the Office of Financial Aid.
How to apply
1. Explore Programs and AdmissionsVisit the University of Michigan School of Public Health (SPH) website to explore available programs and review general admissions requirements and procedures.
2. Review Application DeadlinesCheck the SPH website for specific application deadlines for the intended intake period (e.g., Fall, Winter, Spring).
3. Prepare Application MaterialsGather all necessary documents, which may include transcripts, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and potentially standardized test scores.
4. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the online application form through the university's admissions portal before the deadline.
5. Await Admission DecisionAdmissions committees will review applications, and applicants will be notified of the admission decision.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international students?
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For full-time graduate study (9+ credit hours) during Fall & Winter terms, international students are charged $30,685 plus mandatory fees of $241.19. For half terms (Spring & Summer), full-time tuition is $17,030 plus mandatory fees of $121.10. These figures are for the 2025-2026 academic year and may vary.
Where can I find information about living costs?
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Information on estimated living costs is not provided on this page. For details, please refer to the relevant university resources.
What are the application deadlines?
+
Application deadlines vary by intake. Typically, applications for Fall admission are due by December/January for the following year, and deadlines for Winter intake are generally earlier in the preceding year.
What documents are required for the application?
+
Required documents generally include academic transcripts, letters of recommendation, a statement of purpose, and potentially standardized test scores if required by the program.
What are the career outcomes for graduates?
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Graduates are prepared for diverse roles in clinical practice, research, education, and community well-being within the mental and behavioral health field.
Where can I find specific admissions requirements?
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Specific academic and English language requirements are not detailed here. Prospective students should consult the University of Michigan School of Public Health (SPH) admissions information for detailed guidance.