Program Overview

Overview of the CPD Programme in Workplace Wellbeing

The CPD Programme in Workplace Wellbeing is designed to introduce participants to a socio-technical systems model of workplace wellbeing. This course aims to provide students with an understanding of what workplace wellbeing is and how it can be measured, as well as the ability to conceptualise the organisation as a socio-technical system with wellbeing as a key outcome.

Course Objectives

The course objectives include:

• Understanding what workplace wellbeing is and how it can be measured
• Conceptualising the organisation as a socio-technical system with wellbeing as a key outcome
• Understanding the psychosocial, organisational, contextual, and societal factors influencing wellbeing
• Appreciating leadership and change management strategies needed to design and deliver effective wellbeing initiatives
• Applying knowledge to evaluate wellbeing initiatives

Course Topics

The course covers the following topics:

• Defining wellbeing
• Socio-technical systems and wellbeing
• Organisational psychology and wellbeing
• Social psychology and wellbeing
• Individual psychology and wellbeing
• Change management and wellbeing
• Measurements and wellbeing

Target Audience

This course is suitable for:

• Workplace wellbeing managers
• Those with specific wellbeing responsibilities in their organisation
• Workplace wellbeing consultants
• Health and safety officers
• HR personnel
• Staff wellbeing programme managers
• Participants who may wish to pursue a future role in the area of wellbeing

Course Structure

The course is a seven-week programme, divided into seven sessions. Each session is designed to be completed over the course of a week and will comprise several offline learning elements, complemented by a one-hour live webinar.

Course Schedule

The one-hour live webinars will take place from 7pm to 8pm (Irish time) on Thursdays on the following dates in 2025:

• March 27th
• April 3rd
• April 10th
• April 17th
• April 24th
• May 1st
• May 8th

Course Fees

The course fee is €1,500.

Admission Requirements

For the best online experience, it is recommended to use Chrome as the default browser, along with a USB (or other) headset with a built-in microphone.

Certificate of Completion

On successful completion of the course, participants will be provided with a Certificate of Completion.

Course Presenters

The course is presented by Assistant Professor Sam Cromie and Assistant Professor Siobhán Corrigan of Trinity College Dublin, along with relevant industry professionals where applicable.