Master of Applied Psychology

Course Overview The Master of Applied Psychology (MAP) is a fresh and innovative program designed for psychology graduates who are eager to use their knowledge in practical ways. This 1.5-year (full-time) program will equip you with valuable skills to thrive in the worlds of business, government, non-profit organisations, marketing, consumer and social research, and health. You'll explore fascinating subjects from various schools within the university, including social psychology, influence and persuasion, the psychology of advertising and communications, how we make judgments and decisions, changing attitudes and behaviours, consumer psychology, and essential research methods and data analysis. Key Program Highlights Please note that the Master of Applied Psychology is designed to provide practical skills for various industries and does not lead to professional registration as a psychologist. The MAP is perfect for students who have completed an undergraduate degree with a major in psychology. This course is for psychology graduates who are looking to apply their knowledge in practical, non-clinical settings. If you're interested in understanding human behaviour in areas like consumer choices, public health campaigns, organisational dynamics, or effective communication, this program is designed for you. It's especially suited for those who want to work in fields where psychological insights drive strategy and innovation.