MAppPsy Community Psychology
Course Overview
Embark on your Master of Applied Psychology at the University of Waikato to gain advanced, specialized expertise in a key area of psychological practice. This program empowers you to apply interdisciplinary knowledge to develop, support, and evaluate real-world interventions that enhance health and wellbeing. You will learn to contribute effectively within health and social services to foster resilience in individuals, whānau, and entire communities.
Key Program Highlights
- Specialize in one of two key areas of applied psychology, tailoring your degree to your career goals.
- Adopt an interdisciplinary approach, integrating perspectives from sociology, community development, and policy sciences.
- Develop practical skills to design and evaluate interventions that improve health outcomes for diverse populations.
- Prepare for a professional career within a wide range of health, social service, and community development roles.
- Focus on fostering wellbeing and resilience at the individual, family (whānau), and community levels.
Course Overview
Embark on your Master of Applied Psychology at the University of Waikato to gain advanced, specialized expertise in a key area of psychological practice. This program empowers you to apply interdisciplinary knowledge to develop, support, and evaluate real-world interventions that enhance health and wellbeing. You will learn to contribute effectively within health and social services to foster resilience in individuals, whānau, and entire communities.
Key Program Highlights
- Specialize in one of two key areas of applied psychology, tailoring your degree to your career goals.
- Adopt an interdisciplinary approach, integrating perspectives from sociology, community development, and policy sciences.
- Develop practical skills to design and evaluate interventions that improve health outcomes for diverse populations.
- Prepare for a professional career within a wide range of health, social service, and community development roles.
- Focus on fostering wellbeing and resilience at the individual, family (whānau), and community levels.
