Social and Political Psychology

Overview

The faculty of Social and Political Psychology offers cutting-edge degree programmes that are ideal for mid-career professionals who have academic or applied backgrounds in a variety of disciplines and who wish to study on a part-time basis, which include:

• Social sciences, human service and clinical practice.

• Social activism and human rights.

• Leadership, administration of human service organisations, consulting, organisational psychology, and coaching.

Areas of Study

Three areas of study allow candidates with diverse interests to further their education in a non-traditional yet academically rigorous manner that is tailored to their individual needs and goals:

• Social and Organisational Psychology: Bridge the academic domains of sociology, and social psychology with organisational leadership, behaviour and consulting.

• Political Psychology: Foster an improved ability to provide leadership and action in the political and governmental sectors.

• Social Justice and Human Rights: Designed to improve candidates’ ability to promote and pursue social justice and human rights activism at the local, national and international levels by increasing knowledge of social and political justice and universal human rights.

Certificates and Continuing Education

• Certificate and continuing education programmes offer learning experiences for enhancing professional knowledge approved by professional agencies and organisations.

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Dean Daniel Jordan, M.A., Ph.D., ABPP

Dean of Faculty of Social, Organisational, and Political Psychology

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