19 Part-time Master's in Psychology in Ireland

This Psychology - Applied Psychology (Positive and Coaching Psychology) degree delivered by the University College Cork brings together the fields of Positive Psychology and Coaching Psychology.

The Integrative Counselling and Psychotherapy course delivered by the University College Cork is embedded within a Humanistic framework and informed by the transpersonal approach of psychosynthesis and the developmental insights of a psychodynamic orientation.

The MSc in Cyberpsychology at Atlantic Technological University Donegal offers a deep understanding of the intersection between psychology and technology. 

The Health Psychology degree delivered at University of Galway is delivered by a team of leading Health Psychology researchers and practitioners. You'll develop knowledge and skills to understand and apply psychology in promoting health, preparing you for diverse career paths in research, healthcare, and beyond.

This Work and Organisational Psychology course from the University of Limerick equips students for people-focused roles in organisations by applying psychological theories to real-world challenges.  

The Work and Organisational Psychology - Behaviour degree delivered by Dublin City University focuses on evidence-based practice so you can analyse workplace dynamics, design interventions, and help organisations thrive.

Work-Related Behaviour with Customer Relationship Management from Griffith College is designed for graduates of Psychology, business, humanities, health or social science who wish to enhance their own professional leadership and management skills to become organisational behaviour specialists and visionary leaders who can drive change and innovation to become customer-centric leaders.

The Master of Science in Therapeutic Interventions for Alcohol and Other Drugs at the Atlantic Technological University aims to provide those working in the areas of Nursing, Health and Social Care to effectively deal with drugs and alcohol issues.

The Psychology and Wellbeing programme offered at Dublin City University focuses on the wellbeing of individuals, families and communities – an attractive area for prospective employers.

The Psychology - Work and Organisational Psychology degree delivered by the University College Cork is underpinned by three key themes that differentiate it from other programmes in Ireland. These themes are based on our school’s particular areas of expertise and address contemporary workplace concerns and challenges.

Cyberpsychology at Dún Laoghaire Institute of Art, Design and Technology is the study of the human mind and behaviour in the context of human-technology interaction. the course for anyone wondering what the psychological basis for cyberbullying is, why social networking sites and online media are so popular. Discover what motivates people in online settings

Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy from Trinity College Dublin is designed for individuals who are interested in working within a psychoanalytic framework.

Mental Health - Child, Adolescent and Family from Trinity College Dublin course is designed to enhance the participants’ knowledge and skills in child, adolescent and family mental health.

The Master of Arts in Integrative Psychotherapy at Munster Technological University is a full-time programme lasting two years. This course is designed to enhance practitioners' clinical skills and knowledge while allowing for flexible learning to accommodate professional commitments.

The programme Applied Psychology  from Dublin Business School will provide learners with an insight into the field of applied psychology, thus developing the competencies and skills required to relate theory to practical applications. The learner will explore various theories of psychology that will enable them to understand human behaviour from individual, social and biological perspectives.

The Group Analytic Psychotherapy programme at University College Dublin is a professional Level 9 qualification. This part-time course spans six years of on-campus study, focusing on the social nature of human experience. It provides clinical training for health professionals seeking to master group analytic concepts.

The Psychoanalytic Psychotherapy Professional Masters at University College Dublin is a four-year, part-time programme. It offers rigorous clinical training based on the work of Freud and Lacan. Students engage in personal psychoanalysis and supervised practice to achieve professional qualification in a public study mode.

The Master of Literature (MLitt) in Psychology at University College Dublin is a research-oriented degree designed for those aiming to pursue a PhD. This full-time programme typically spans one to two years, offering candidates the opportunity to engage in significant research under expert supervision.

The Applied Positive Psychology Well-being and Health program offered by Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland is designed for professionals across various industries such as healthcare, education, finance, retail, IT, government, professional services and others who are interested in the application of positive psychology.