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Masters courses in psychiatry

The Gardener Unit, Prestwich Hospital, Bury New Road, Manchester M25 3BL

Mark McCartney, Registrar

Mid-Trent Rotation, Aston Hall Hospital, Aston on Trent DE7 1AL

^* Correspondence

The variations in structure and content between Masters degree courses offered to psychiatry trainees around the country are documented. Most courses are integrated to some degree with statutory Membership teaching. The extent to which courses differ is likely to surprise readers. The implications for the junior trainee as well as for consultant or senior registrar appointment committees is discussed. Universities act autonomously, hence a Masters degree awarded by one may bear no relation to that awarded by another.