MSc in Applied Psychology
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The MSc in Applied Psychology will provide learners with an insight into the field of applied psychology; - Develop the competencies and skills required to relate theory to practical applications
- Explore various theories of psychology to understand human behaviour from individual, social and biological perspectives.
Career Paths:
- Elective modules form two distinct career pathways in the areas of organisational psychology and health psychology.
- Learners will analyse and evaluate the support for competing theories, as well as the studies and projects that apply these psychological concepts, theories and processes. From this and their exposure to advanced research methods and professional skills, learners will understand the theoretical, methodological and ethical considerations in designing and assessing interventions, evidencing these skills in an applied research project.
- Upon completion of the programme learners will be able to competently investigate contemporary local and global issues using an applied psychological perspective and design solutions to match.
- Holders of the MSc in Applied Psychology will be open to careers in areas such as research and evaluation posts, teaching/lecturing and human resource management, as well as market research, social policy advocates, administrative positions, health care settings and training and development specialists. The programme may also appeal to those learners keen to pursue further post graduate studies in the field of psychology.
Structure:
Full -Time - 1 Year Part -Time - 2 Years (two evenings per week)
Entry Requirments: - Hold a primary degree in a non cognate discipline together with a minimum Second Class Honours (2:2) in a Higher Diploma award in Psychology accredited by the Psychology Society of Ireland (PSI) or show eligibility for accreditation by PSI.
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