Buckinghamshire New University
Queen Alexandra Road
High Wycombe
HP11 2JZ
Course contact details
BNU Admissions Team
Email:admissions@bnu.ac.uk
Phone:01494 605060
BNU Enquiries
Email:advice@bnu.ac.uk
Phone:01494 605060

If you are curious about spirituality and its role in mental health and ecology our course can help transform your interests into academic expertise. We offer you the chance to go on an exploration of purpose and attempt to answer the big questions in life, to help make a difference in a more harmonious world.
This course is perfect for you even if you are a newcomer to psychology just wanting to change your outlook, change your career or have an influence on worldwide issues.
Why study Spirituality, Ecology and Mental Health?
Exploration of Spirituality, Ecology, and Mental Health
This course provides a comprehensive examination of how spirituality and ecology interact with mental health, encouraging you to explore theology and contribute to a more harmonious world.
Supportive Community
Benefit from a safe, reflective environment that fosters authentic relationships and personal growth. Our course is delivered by a specialist team of lecturers and visiting experts affiliated with the Centre for Positive Psychology, all passionate about integrating spirituality, ecology, and mental health.
Flexible Blended Learning Format
Designed to accommodate diverse student needs, our course offers a part-time, blended learning approach over two years, allowing you to balance studies with personal and professional commitments.
Choose a specific option to see funding information.
Course optionsThere are several ways you can fund your studies, including sponsorship and student loans. You may be able to use ELCAS credits for some of our courses. We also have scholarships and bursaries to help support our students, and if you’re a recent BNU graduate, you may even qualify for a fee discount on your postgraduate studies.
Queen Alexandra Road
High Wycombe
HP11 2JZ
Email:admissions@bnu.ac.uk
Phone:01494 605060
Email:advice@bnu.ac.uk
Phone:01494 605060