Master's
MSc Psychology and Wellbeing – DCU
Course Overview
The MSc Psychology and Wellbeing focuses on the scientific understanding of psychological wellbeing, mental resilience, and positive mental health across individuals and communities. Students explore positive psychology, mental health promotion, behavioural science, counselling approaches, wellbeing interventions, research methods, and psychological assessment through applied learning and research projects.
The programme develops analytical, communication, and evidence-based practice skills to support health and wellbeing initiatives. Students evaluate strategies that enhance psychological resilience and improve quality of life in diverse populations. Graduates are prepared for careers in wellbeing programmes, community services, healthcare, education, research, and organizational wellbeing.
Entry Requirements
- Certified copy of a recognized Level 8 bachelor’s degree in Psychology accredited by PSI or equivalent (minimum 60% or 2.1 Honours / 3.0 GPA).
- IELTS 6.5 (with no band less than 6.0), TOEFL iBT 92, PTE 63, or Duolingo 120.
- PSI graduate basis for chartership verification and undergraduate psychology thesis check.
- Comprehensive CV/resume, certified university marksheets, SOP, and academic reference letters.
- PSI chartership recognition review and online panel interview.
Career Outcomes
- Wellbeing Consultant
- Health Psychology Assistant
- Mental Health Programme Officer
- Behavioural Specialist
- Research Associate
Scholarship Available
- Yes (DCU Postgraduate Scholarships)
