
1 year
February
Master’s
Postgraduate study in Psychology places a strong focus on independent research and advanced academic development. Students work closely with experienced academics who are active in their fields, gaining guidance while building the ability to assess evidence, question ideas, and apply knowledge across different areas of practice.
Throughout the programme, you’ll strengthen your research and communication skills by preparing reports, presenting findings to different audiences, and taking part in academic discussions and conferences. These experiences help you develop confidence in sharing ideas and working in both academic and professional settings.
You can choose to specialise in areas such as Cognitive and Behavioural Neuroscience, Cross-Cultural Psychology, or Forensic Psychology, or take a broader approach by selecting courses across different areas of psychological science. This flexibility allows you to shape your studies around your interests while preparing for careers in research, applied psychology, and related fields.
University
Victoria University Wellington
Campus
Wellington
Total Credits
180 points
Study Mode
Full-time
Loan Availability
No
NZD 38,000 (indicative international rate)
Full-time study: Research methodologies, core psychology subjects, and a thesis component.
Part-time study: Same course structure but spread over more years
A Bachelor’s degree in Psychology or related field
IELTS - Minimum score of 6.5, no band below 6.0
PTE - Minimum score of 58, no communicative skills below 50
TOEFL - Minimum score of 90, with no section below 20
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