Master of Organisational Psychology

Domestic students:

• Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC) accredited AQF Level 7 (Years 1-3) and Level 8 (Honours or 4th year equivalent) qualification(s) in psychology, or equivalent, including international qualification(s) deemed equivalent by the Australian Psychological Society:
• Minimum WAM of 75 for Years 1-3 of APAC accredited AQF Level 7 qualification or equivalent in psychology, including international qualification(s) deemed equivalent by the Australian Psychological Society
• Minimum WAM of 75 in Year 4 (Honours or 4th year equivalent) of APAC accredited AQF Level 8 psychology qualification or equivalent, including international qualification(s) deemed equivalent by the Australian Psychological Society
• In addition:
• Eligibility for provisional or full registration with the Psychology Board of Australia
• Relevant work experience
• Two satisfactory referee reports
• Satisfactory personal statement(s)
• Satisfactory Multiple Mini Interview performance
• Please note that applicants who have achieved WAMs less than the stated requirements will be excluded from the applicant pool. Additionally, shortlisting for the Multiple Mini Interview selection event is based on academic performance in only the Years 1-3 of APAC accredited AQF Level 7 qualification or equivalent in psychology, including international qualification(s) deemed equivalent by the Australian Psychological Society and all other information provided during the application process. This includes information provided to the Universities Admission Centre (UAC), referee reports, and completion of the Macquarie University Supplementary Form. Invitations for the interviews and offers for admission to the course are highly competitive. Meeting the minimum stated requirements does not guarantee an invitation to attend the interviews or admission to the course.

International students:

• Australian Psychology Accreditation Council (APAC) accredited AQF Level 7 (Years 1-3) and Level 8 (Honours or 4th year equivalent) qualification(s) in psychology, or equivalent, including international qualification(s) deemed equivalent by the Australian Psychological Society:
• Minimum WAM of 75 for Years 1-3 of APAC accredited AQF Level 7 qualification or equivalent in psychology, including international qualification(s) deemed equivalent by the Australian Psychological Society
• Minimum WAM of 75 in Year 4 (Honours or 4th year equivalent) of APAC accredited AQF Level 8 psychology qualification or equivalent, including international qualification(s) deemed equivalent by the Australian Psychological Society
• In addition:
• Eligibility for provisional or full registration with the Psychology Board of Australia
• Relevant work experience
• Two satisfactory referee reports
• Satisfactory personal statement(s)
• Satisfactory Multiple Mini Interview performance
• Please note that applicants who have achieved WAMs less than the stated requirements will be excluded from the applicant pool. Additionally, shortlisting for the Multiple Mini Interview selection event is based on academic performance in only the Years 1-3 of APAC accredited AQF Level 7 qualification or equivalent in psychology, including international qualification(s) deemed equivalent by the Australian Psychological Society and all other information provided during the application process. This includes information provided to the Universities Admission Centre (UAC), referee reports, and completion of the Macquarie University Supplementary Form. Invitations for the interviews and offers for admission to the course are highly competitive. Meeting the minimum stated requirements does not guarantee an invitation to attend the interviews or admission to the course.
• IELTS (Academic) overall band 7 with minimum sub-scores: listening 7, reading 7, writing 7, speaking 7, or an approved equivalent
• CRICOS-registered course - a valid student visa is required to study on campus

• Graduates will be eligible to apply to register as a psychologist on completion of the program.
• Graduates will need to meet the Psychology Board of Australia's Registration Standards (Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency).
• These standards include English language skill and an assessment of criminal history.
• Applicants are advised to review these standards prior to admission to the program.
• Meeting standards may require completion of a national examination.
• Graduates will be well prepared to pursue a career applying organisational psychology knowledge and skills in a wide range of settings, including specialist and generalist roles in both the private and public sector as well as independent practice, and even research and advisory positions for industry and government.