Master of Psychology Degree in Industrial and Organisational Psychology (2 yrs full-time; 4 yrs part-time). (APS Accredited) This degree is intended for students who wish to practice as "Organisational Psychologists" in Australia. The format of the degree has been designed to conform to the guidelines defined by the Australian Psychological Society and was re-accredited in 2001. On completion students can apply for registration as a Psychologist with the WA Registration Board. Two years of further professional supervision is required to acquire the specialist title Organisational Psychologist .
	Master of Science (Industrial and Organisational Psychology) (1 yr full-time; 2 yrs part-time) This degree is a coursework degree intended for students from overseas and for students with work experience where the practical component of the MPsych degree (above) is not important for registration purposes in Australia.
	Master of Science (Applied Psychology) (2yrs full-time; 4 yrs part-time) This degree has a research focus in that the entire second year is spent completing a substantial research thesis. In the first year a research preparation and methods unit must be completed. In addition 5 units of coursework must be completed.   The courses can be selected from any of the units offered as part of the MPsych program (including the Industrial and Organisational, Clinical,  Applied Developmental and Neuropsychology streams). If you are interested only in the Industrial and Organisational Psychology units go straight to the manual where you will find more details of available units. Note there are a variety of electives that we also allow.  To check these out go to my teaching resources page by clicking here. To check out the units available in the streams other than the Industrial and Organisational stream go to the appropriate home pages (click here).   Note some of the units are subject to quota and permission to take them should be sought from the appropriate course-coordinator. There is a limit of one practicum unit for this degree. The MSc (Applied Psychology) degree will suit those students wishing to upgrade their skills, especially applied research skills, and those students who are thinking they might up-grade to a PhD in the area in which they have specialised for the MSc (Applied Psychology). The degree is not suitable for people wishing to gain a specialist title recognised by the Psychologist Registration Board of WA. Applicants need not necessarily possess undergraduate qualifications in psychology to do this degree but they should have a background in an allied discipline such as economics, commerce, education or public health.
	MPsych/PhD (Industrial and Organisational Psychology) (4 yrs full-time; part-time enrolment available) This degree combines professional and research training in an integrated program. Students will complete all of the units that comprise the MPsych (Industrial and Organisational Psychology Degree). In addition they will complete one additional placement plus a full PhD thesis. Ordinarily the research component of the program will be in an area allied to Industrial and Organisational Psychology. The thesis may be supervised by members of staff within Psychology (click here) or staff in cognate areas from the School of Business (subunit Organisational and Labour Studies) who are associated with the Centre for Organisational Research  (click here).
	Qualifications in Human Resource Management. For prospective students who do not have qualifications in Psychology but who wish to pursue a career in Organisational Behaviour and/or Human Resource Management then the Graduate Diploma in Human Resource Management or the Master of Human Resource Management may be for you. Check out  the Department of Organisational and Labour Studies from where the courses are administered. (click here)  Back to HOME