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Work & Organisational Psychology/Behaviour MSc

Master evidence-based workplace psychology, diagnose team dynamics, and drive organisational development.

Best for:Best for psychology graduates and working professionals aiming to specialise in organisational behaviour, human resources, and workplace psychology.

Dublin City University · Dublin, Ireland · R1 · First-stage researcher
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This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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2 years part-time
Start date
flexible
Part-time
Location
Dublin
Ireland

Overview

Dublin City University offers a comprehensive two-year, part-time Master of Science programme focused on work and organisational psychology and behaviour. Designed for working professionals and graduates, the curriculum bridges psychological theory with evidence-based practice to analyse workplace dynamics and design effective interventions. Students gain specialised expertise in organisational behaviour, team diagnosis, and human resource development. The programme provides full professional accreditations through relevant chartered institutes upon successful completion.

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What you'll do

  • Participate in two-year, part-time structured lectures and academic seminars
  • Engage in evidence-based practice and applied workplace case analyses
  • Design and implement organisational development interventions
  • Complete rigorous coursework and assessments aligned with professional body standards
  • Undertake independent research or a dissertation focusing on organisational behaviour

Requirements

Degree required: A 2.1 Level 8 Honours degree in Psychology (for DC508) or any discipline (for DC957) plus relevant work experience

Degree offered: MSc

Language: English; standard university entry proficiency

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Demonstrated academic capability at Level 8 honours degree level with a 2.1 classification
  • Relevant professional work experience in organisational settings
  • Critical analysis and synthesis of psychological or management literature
  • Effective written and verbal communication skills for professional practice
Nice to have
Prior exposure to psychometric testing or workplace consultingExperience leading teams or managing human resource initiatives
Eligibility
  • Hold a 2.1 Level 8 Honours degree
  • Possess relevant professional work experience

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Submit an online application through the university admissions portal. Candidates may be shortlisted and called for a formal interview as part of the selection process.

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  • Transcripts
  • Degree certificate
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Dublin City University Business School / School of Psychology
Dublin City University
Ireland
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