| The award | How you will study | Study duration | Course start | Domestic course fees | International course fees |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MSc | Full-time | 1 year | - | GBP 13000 per year | GBP 29700 per year |
Discover how to apply psychological theories and principles to the work environment, enhancing employee satisfaction, well-being, and driving performance and productivity. These invaluable skills can be utilised as a consultant to businesses or within internal staff roles.
Immerse yourself in hands-on workshops that foster the development of key psychology skills, including coaching, feedback provision, delivering presentations, utilising statistical software, group work, and information management. Additionally, you will receive comprehensive training, at no additional cost, to become a certified psychometric assessor for both ability and personality psychometric tests.
Towards the end of the programme, you'll have the opportunity to undertake a dissertation focused on your interests within a real-world organisation, honing your communication, negotiation, and project management abilities. Recent dissertations have covered diverse topics, such as evaluating the effectiveness of selection processes in large organisations, exploring the impact of remote working on efficiency and well-being, and analysing the effects of workplace training interventions.
Alternatively, a significant proportion of students engage in projects sourced through the Institute of Work Psychology's business network or the Management School's Employability Hub, enabling them to address practical organisational issues. The dissertation project provides a platform to apply your knowledge in practice and further develop organisational skills.
While the MSc Work Psychology is not formally recognised by the BPS, it equips you with the necessary skills for research and practice as a work psychologist.
If you already meet the eligibility criteria for the British Psychological Society's (BPS) Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership, you can choose to study our recognisedMSc Occupational Psychology programme. It's also possible to transition from the MSc Work Psychology to the MSc Occupational Psychology if you achieve the Graduate Basis for Chartered Membership during your course of study.
Accreditation
The Management School is Triple Crown accredited by AMBA, EQUIS and AACSB.
The fee listed is for the advertised mode of study. If you're studying for an alternative qualification or via a different mode of study (eg full-time, part-time) then the fee could be different. Due to inflation, the fee for Home students could also increase after your first year of study. Use Sheffield's fee calculator or contact the Student Fees team to check.
Fee status help
Morescholarships and fees information can be found on the Management School website.
Funding for postgraduate taught courses
Minimum 2:1 undergraduate honours degree in any degree broadly related to psychology or management, with some evidence of statistical content.
We also consider a wide range of international qualifications:
Entry requirements for international students
Overall IELTS score of 6.5 with a minimum of 6.0 in each component, or equivalent.
Other English language qualifications we accept
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