Welcome to your on demand offer holder hub for the War and Psychiatry MSc. We are pleased to share that this course has achieved 100% overall satisfaction in the 2023/4 postgraduate taught experience student survey.

This is the place where you can access the information and insight you need, whenever you need it. 

Don’t forget you can contact current postgraduate students studying at the IOPPN on Unibuddy with any questions you have about student life, and join our Unibuddy Community group (coming soon) to chat with fellow offer holders.

Any upcoming events will be added to this page, so do keep checking back for updates.

Professor Juliet Foster, Dean of Education, shares a warm welcome to the 2025 offer holders of the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology & Neuroscience.

The 2024 Postgraduate Online Offer Holder event recording is available below. A live 2025 event will take place in the coming months, details will be shared once booking is open. 

• Explore our content below to find out more about our War & Psychiatry course.
• Chat 1-2-1 with a postgraduate IOPPN student on unibuddy.
• Take an online tour of our Denmark Hill Campus - home of the Department of Psychological Medicine.
• Join our postgraduate Unibuddy Community to chat with other offer holders for your course (coming soon).

Watch our videos below to learn more about our War & Psychiatry course.

Julia Ebner (2020), Going Dark, The Secret Social Lives of Extremists, London: Bloomsbury.

David J. Morris (2015), The Evil Hours, A Biography of PTSD, New York: Marriner Books.

Matthew Green (2015), Aftershock, The Untold Story of Surviving Peace, London: Portobello.

Edgar Jones and Simon Wessely (2005), Shell Shock to PTSD, Military Psychiatry from 1900 to the Gulf War, Hove: Maudsley Monograph, Psychology Press.

Peter R. Neumann (2016), Radicalised, New Jihadists and the Threat to the West. London: I.B. Tauris.

Charles Petrie (2021), The Triumph of Evil, Genocide in Rwanda and the Fight for Justice, London: Unbound.

Ben Shephard (2000), A War of Nerves, soldiers and psychiatrists in the twentieth century, London: Jonathan Cape.

Allan Young, (1995), The Harmony of Illusions, Inventing Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Princeton: Princeton University Press.

Discover more about our Denmark Hill campus and what it's like to live in the area.

• Camberwell virtual treasure hunt
• Denmark Hill Campus Tour
• Life in Denmark Hill