At the University of Canterbury, the Department of Psychology is looking for an experienced academic based outside New Zealand who can teach a 6-week course on Training and Development at Work, and who would be interested in being nominated for a fellowship which would support travel and accommodation costs and provide a daily stipend.
The course is taught within the Master of Applied Psychology program, during our first semester of 2014. The options of running the course are either term 1 (7 weeks, February 24-April 11) or term 2 (5 weeks, May 5-June 6). Assessment will be part of the course coordination, either during the semester or during the exam period (June 16 – 28).
The Applied Psychology Program is a professional program focusing on Industrial and Organizational Psychology. It is a two-year program, designed based on the SIOP guidelines for graduate programs in IO Psychology. Each year, we admit up to 15 students. The majority of incoming students are recent psychology and business graduates from New Zealand, Asia, and Europe. A smaller number of students are HR professionals who aim to enhance their education. The acceptance into the programme is competitive and based on applicants' past achievements. More information about the program and the courses can be found here: http://www.psyc.canterbury.ac.nz/apsy/
The University of Canterbury is located in Christchurch, New Zealand, on the South Island, and is surrounded by a versatile environment, with access to ski fields, beaches, and hiking trails. For more information visit http://www.canterbury.ac.nz/joinus/christchurch_today.shtml
For enquiries and expressions of interest (formal and informal), please contact Katharina Naswall, Acting Director of the program (katharina.naswall@canterbury.ac.nz), as soon as possible.
Katharina Näswall, PhD
Department of Psychology
University of Canterbury
Te Whare Wananga o Waitaha
Christchurch, New Zealand
Phone +64 3 364 2552
MSc in Applied Psychology (APSY)
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