University of Worcester · Part-time
Occupational Psychology
Our BPS accredited MSc Occupational Psychology is an innovative qualification informed by research at the forefront of both the academic discipline and professional practice. The course is open to those students who hold a psychology degree with a Graduate Bas…
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School of Psychology · Psychology
Our BPS accredited MSc Occupational Psychology is an innovative qualification informed by research at the forefront of both the academic discipline and professional practice. The course is open to those students who hold a psychology degree with a Graduate Basis for Chartership (GBC) and is ideal for students wanting to take post-graduate training in order to become Registered Occupational Psychologists. Key features - Accredited by the British Psychological Society - Guest speakers from a range of organisations, such as psychometric test publishers, occupational psychology consultancies and independent consultants - Develop your skill and knowledge through practical consultancy-style tasks, that demonstrate the application of theory and research to practice - Learn about the work carried out by Occupational Psychologists within organisations and about different psychological approaches to workplace issues
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As the university states it
The Occupational Psychology MSc is only open to those students who hold a psychology degree with Graduate Basis for Registration (GBC) from the British Psychological Society (BPS). Please see the University website for up-to-date information
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