Occupational Psychology

Entry requirements

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Months of entry

September

Course content

The MSc Occupational Psychology is targeted at high calibre graduates of psychology who are intending to pursue a career in occupational psychology in its various guises and other associated careers.

Our aim is to support each student (under appropriate supervision) to be well prepared to become a practitioner-in-training, prepared to manage the unique challenges and opportunities presented by applying the principles and practice of occupational psychology in work-place settings by:

• Applying the science of psychology to people at work, using an evidence base for workplace interventions
• Using a range of tools and techniques to develop organisational effectiveness and job satisfaction for individuals
• Developing their own reflective practice, using an awareness their own experiences to inform and develop their professional and practice knowledge and skills
• Preparing for the demands of further training in OP via the BPS Level 2 Qualification ultimately leading to Chartership - we are currently seeking accreditation from the British Psychological Society (BPS).

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Information for international students

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Fees and funding

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