Master of Arts in Work-Related Behaviour with Entrepreneurship
Tailor your career in workplace behaviour and entrepreneurship with a flexible Master of Arts degree.
Best for:Best for psychology and business graduates looking to specialise in workplace behaviour and entrepreneurial studies.
Overview
This Master of Arts programme in Work-Related Behaviour with Entrepreneurship is designed for graduates seeking advanced knowledge and practical insights into organisational psychology, behaviour, and business creation. Delivered by the Irish College of Humanities & Applied Sciences Limited, the curriculum caters to students from psychology, business, humanities, health, and social sciences backgrounds. The programme employs a blended learning model, offering both full-time and part-time study paths. Students are expected to engage with rigorous coursework, participate in interviews and vetting, and develop professional competencies tailored to modern workplace dynamics.
What you'll do
- Complete coursework across structured semesters in full-time or part-time study modes
- Engage with blended learning materials, lectures, and interactive seminars
- Participate in practical assignments and assessments aligned with workplace behavior and entrepreneurship
- Fulfill professional vetting and compliance requirements as part of the academic curriculum
Requirements
Degree required: Level 8 programme at a minimum of a 2.2 standard in psychology, business, humanities, health, social science, or a recognised equivalent
Degree offered: MA
Language: English; CEFR B2+ standard equivalent to an IELTS score of 6.5 for non-native speakers
Instruction: English
- Foundational academic background in psychology, business, humanities, health, or social sciences
- Demonstrated ordinary-level mathematics competency at Leaving Certificate standard or equivalent
- Fulfillment of age requirement of being over 23 years old
- Successful completion of an admissions interview assessing suitability
- Applicants must be over 23 years of age
- International students must meet visa requirements for study in Ireland
- International applicants must provide evidence satisfying eligibility requirements for graduate membership of the Psychological Society of Ireland or British Psychological Society
- Successful completion of Garda Vetting at the College
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How to apply
Submit your application through the official website by following the course application link. Ensure all qualification transcripts, prior learning documentation, and language proficiency scores are ready for submission. Selected candidates will be invited for an interview and subsequent college vetting procedures.
- CV
- Level 8 transcripts and qualification certificates
- Programme content and assignment details for RPL/APL consideration
- English language proficiency test scores if applicable
- Evidence of meeting professional society graduate membership eligibility for international applicants
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