Course overview

The Master of Science in Coaching Psychology is an articulated postgraduate program which teaches the applied science of human performance enhancement and coaching. Coaching psychology sits at the intersection of counselling, clinical and organisational psychology and focuses on working with non-clinical populations.

This program provides students with a grounding in the theoretical and methodological aspects of coaching and coaching psychology and teaches fundamental applied coaching skills. These skills are highly sort after in leadership and leadership development within the corporate sector, however also apply to all areas of personal development, performance and change.

Study for the Master of Science in Coaching Psychology may be undertaken in either part-time or full-time mode. The recommended mode is part-time. Coaching Psychology degrees are offered through correspondence (online-only).

Students enrolled in the Graduate Certificate in Coaching Psychology may only enrol part-time.

Degree structure and requirements

The Graduate Certificate of Coaching Psychology and Master of Science and Coaching psychology course requirements are detailed in the course resolutions and the Coaching Psychology unit of study table.

Sample degree plans are available on the University website.

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