TILBURG UNIVERSITY · NETHERLANDS
MSc Work and Organizational Psychology
Master's · Taught in en
At a glance
12 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€20k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Master's
Level
- 66worldwide in Psychology (QS World University Ranking by Subject, 2026)
- 7in the Netherlands in Psychology (Times Higher Education ranking, 2026)
- 93%student satisfaction with the Master's program (National Student Survey, 2025)
- Higheststudent satisfaction among all psychology Master's programs in the Netherlands (Keuzegids Masters 2025)
- 89%alumni satisfaction with the program (National Alumni Survey, 2023)
- 2 monthsaverage time for alumni to find first job
This Master's program will equip you with scientific knowledge and practical skills to address human challenges in the workplace. You will learn to apply business psychology principles to enhance employee performance, improve work processes, manage diversity, foster fairness, and increase well-being within organizations. The program focuses on the critical application of theory to real-world situations, preparing you for diverse roles in fields like HR, consulting, and research. You will benefit from an interactive learning environment with close guidance from leading researchers.
Curriculum
The program focuses on developing your expertise in business psychology, enabling you to understand and influence psychological processes in the workplace. You will gain practical experience through an internship and learn to apply theories to improve employee and team performance.
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- Workplace Well-Being
- Personnel Psychology
- Leadership and Organization
- Work Group Psychology
- Internship
Careers
Upon completion of this Master's program, you will be an expert in optimizing employee performance, improving work processes, managing diversity, and enhancing well-being in organizations. Your skills will be applicable to various roles in work and organizational psychology, human resources, marketing, finance, policy, consulting, and research.
- HR Manager
- Recruiter
- Trainer/Coach
- Policy Advisor
- Work Reintegration Counselor
- Teacher/Education Expert
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for the MSc Work and Organizational Psychology programme?
- The institutional fee for non-EU/EEA students is €19,900 per academic year. For EU/EEA students who do not qualify for the statutory fee, it is €16,500 per academic year.
- What are the entry requirements for the MSc Work and Organizational Psychology programme?
- A Bachelor's degree in (Social) Psychology with a major in Work & Organizational Psychology, Social Psychology, or Economic Psychology is preferred. Applicants with similar academic backgrounds may also be considered.
- Is there a preparatory programme for students with a Dutch university of applied sciences degree?
- Yes, students with a Dutch university of applied sciences (hbo) degree can follow a one-year preparatory Pre-Master’s program in Social Psychology. Dutch university graduates whose prior education does not entirely meet the admission requirements may also be eligible for a pre-Master’s program.
- What kind of career opportunities can I expect after completing this Master's programme?
- Upon completion, you will be equipped for roles such as HR Manager, Recruiter, Trainer/Coach, Policy Advisor, Work Reintegration Counselor, or Teacher/Education Expert.
- How do I apply for the MSc Work and Organizational Psychology programme?
- You should check your eligibility on the 'Application and admission' section, prepare required documents like transcripts and proof of English proficiency, and then submit your application through the university's online system.
Entry requirements
Bachelor's degreeA Bachelor's degree in (Social) Psychology with a major in Work & Organizational Psychology, Social Psychology, or Economic Psychology is preferred. Applicants with similar academic backgrounds may also be considered.
Students with a Dutch university of applied sciences (hbo) degree can follow a one-year preparatory Pre-Master’s program in Social Psychology. Dutch university graduates whose prior education does not entirely meet the admission requirements may also be eligible for a pre-Master’s program.
Fees
Tuition (international)The institutional fee for non-EU/EEA students is €19,900 per academic year. For EU/EEA students who do not qualify for the statutory fee, it is €16,500 per academic year.
Tuition (home)—
Living—
The statutory fee for EU/EEA students without a prior Dutch degree is €2,694 for the 2026-2027 academic year. Weighted fees apply to the pre-Master's program.
How to apply
1. Check EligibilityVisit the 'Application and admission' section for the MSc Work and Organizational Psychology to verify if you meet the entry requirements.
2. Submit ApplicationComplete the online application process through the university's system.
3. Prepare DocumentsGather all required supporting documents, which typically include academic transcripts, a motivation letter, and proof of English proficiency.
4. Await Admission DecisionOnce your application is submitted, you will be notified of the admission decision.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for the MSc Work and Organizational Psychology programme?
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The institutional fee for non-EU/EEA students is €19,900 per academic year. For EU/EEA students who do not qualify for the statutory fee, it is €16,500 per academic year.
What are the entry requirements for the MSc Work and Organizational Psychology programme?
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A Bachelor's degree in (Social) Psychology with a major in Work & Organizational Psychology, Social Psychology, or Economic Psychology is preferred. Applicants with similar academic backgrounds may also be considered.
Is there a preparatory programme for students with a Dutch university of applied sciences degree?
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Yes, students with a Dutch university of applied sciences (hbo) degree can follow a one-year preparatory Pre-Master’s program in Social Psychology. Dutch university graduates whose prior education does not entirely meet the admission requirements may also be eligible for a pre-Master’s program.
What kind of career opportunities can I expect after completing this Master's programme?
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Upon completion, you will be equipped for roles such as HR Manager, Recruiter, Trainer/Coach, Policy Advisor, Work Reintegration Counselor, or Teacher/Education Expert.
How do I apply for the MSc Work and Organizational Psychology programme?
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You should check your eligibility on the 'Application and admission' section, prepare required documents like transcripts and proof of English proficiency, and then submit your application through the university's online system.