The Occupational Psychology, MSc at the University of Greenwich is designed for students who want to apply psychological theory to complex organisational challenges and drive positive societal change. This postgraduate qualification is accredited by the British Psychological Society (BPS) and constitutes Stage 1 towards becoming a Chartered Occupational Psychologist. You will explore critical themes such as sexism in leadership, workplace racism, corruption, and organisational greenwashing, ensuring you are prepared to address modern professional issues. By focusing on evidence-based practice and open science, you will develop the analytical skills necessary to synthesise research and improve wellbeing, motivation, and engagement within diverse workplace environments.
Studied full-time on campus over one year, this programme uses a blended delivery approach that combines online lectures with face-to-face seminars to build your practical understanding. You will engage with core modules including Work and Wellbeing, Psychological Assessment at Work, and Learning, Training and Development, while working alongside research-active experts. Through your MSc Psychology Project and various practical assessments, you will apply your knowledge to real-world briefs and organisational change initiatives. Upon graduation, you will be well-positioned to pursue professional pathways in human resources, management consultancy, or organisational development, equipped with the critical expertise that employers in the sector actively seek.