Taking a BPS accredited Course is necessary if you wish to pursue a career in psychology or in the wider psychological workforce. 

This page will help you find an accredited course and learn more about becoming a psychologist.

• Find an accredited course

Occupational Psychology is the application of the science of psychology to work.

Occupational psychologists develop, apply and evaluate a range of tools and interventions across many different areas of the workplace, including:

• Leadership, motivation and engagement
• Learning, training and development
• Psychological assessment
• Wellbeing at work
• Work design, organisational change and development

Occupational psychologists use psychological theories and approaches to deliver tangible benefits by enhancing the effectiveness of organisations and developing the performance, motivation and wellbeing of people in the workplace.

• Contact the DOP Careers Lead for further information

The Qualification in Occupational Psychology (QOP) (Stage 2) is the independent route to training as an occupational psychologist. It enables you to undertake your training while you are working in the field and acquiring valuable practical experience in a range of settings.

• Read more about the Qualification in Occupational Psychology (Stage 2)