Master of Psychology
An advanced programme in clinical, developmental, organisational and cognitive psychology, with research and assessment methods.
Programme overview
The Master’s of Psychology offers a future-facing, globally attuned education that addresses the psychological, cultural, and ethical complexities of human behaviour in an increasingly fast-paced, diverse, and digitally mediated world.
What you’ll study
01Academic goals
- Equip graduates for impactful careers in clinical practice, counselling, mental health services, organisational psychology, education
- Foster a deep integration of theory and practice
- Encourage interdisciplinary exploration, linking psychology to fields such as neuroscience, education, law, business, digital technology
02Skills developed
The Master of Psychology fosters a deeply empathetic yet scientifically rigorous mindset, uniquely tailored to the emotional, cognitive, and social complexities of 21st-century life. Designed for a world where identity, well-being, and human connection are continuously redefined by globalisation, cultural shifts, and technological evolution, this forward-thinking international psychology degree empowers students to approach the human mind not just as a subject of study—but as a gateway to healing, resilience, and transformative change.
- Clinical and Counselling Psychology
- Developmental and Child Psychology
- Cross-Cultural and Global Mental Health
- Organisational and Workplace Psychology
- Neuroscience and Cognitive Psychology
- Psychological Research and Assessment
03Industry practice
In the Master of Psychology, students are prepared to lead at the critical intersection of mental health, social change, and human behaviour—where individual experience meets the larger systems of care, culture, and policy. In a world increasingly shaped by digital identities, global migration, neurodiversity, and social upheaval, this advanced psychology postgraduate programme empowers students to understand, support, and transform the emotional lives of individuals and communities.
Career opportunities after graduation
- Clinical Psychologist
- Mental Health Counsellor
- School or Educational Psychologist
- Trauma-Informed Therapist
- Behavioural Health Specialist
- Neuropsychological Evaluator
- Organisational or Occupational Psychologist
- Research Psychologist
- NGO or Humanitarian Programme Advisor
- Policy Analyst in Mental Health and Social Services
Who can apply?
Admissions will review your academic background and the requirements for your chosen route.
Plan your academic pathway
Discuss your existing qualifications, academic transcripts and preferred study destination. Admissions will confirm the awarding institution, entry criteria, delivery, duration and any credit transfer before you apply.