Program Overview

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Master of Educational Psychology

The Master of Educational Psychology program is a combination of coursework and research that leads to the production of a dissertation.

Benefits

The program offers a comprehensive education in educational psychology, providing students with a deep understanding of the subject matter and the skills to conduct research in the field.

Language Requirement

The language requirement for the program is not specified.

Entry Requirement

The entry requirement for the program is not specified.

Intake Schedule

The program has two intake schedules:

• Semester I: September/October
• Semester II: March/April

Fees

The fees for the program are not specified.

Course Structure

The program covers 43 credit hours, which includes:

• 28 credit hours for core courses
• 3 credit hours for elective courses
• 12 credit hours for research

Core Courses

The core courses for the program are:

• POX7001: Research Methods in Education (3 credits)
• POX7003: Quantitative and Qualitative Data Analysis (3 credits)
• POX7004: Seminar on Educational Scholarship (4 credits)
• PQX7002: Research Project (12 credits)

Core Discipline Courses

The core discipline courses for the program are:

• PQS7001: Advanced Educational Psychology (3 credits)
• PQS7002: Lifespan Development (3 credits)
• PQS7003: Individual Differences in Education (3 credits)
• PQS7004: Psychology of Individuals with Special Needs (3 credits)
• PQS7005: Cognitive Perspective in Education (3 credits)
• PQS7006: Innovation in Teaching and Learning (3 credits)

Elective Courses

The elective courses for the program are:

• PQQ7003: Inclusive Education for Students with Special Needs (3 credits)
• PQR7002: Psychometrics and Assessments in Education (3 credits)

Last Update

The program information was last updated on 28/01/2026.