Workplace Psychology Mastery Programme

Transform your understanding of human behaviour in professional environments through evidence-based psychology principles and practical application methods

Why Understanding Workplace Psychology Matters

Every day, millions of people struggle with workplace dynamics they can't quite grasp. The manager who seems unreasonable, the colleague who undermines projects, the team that can't seem to collaborate effectively.

What if you could decode these patterns? Our programme dives deep into the psychological mechanisms that drive workplace behaviour, giving you tools that work in real situations.

  • Evidence-based psychological frameworks you can apply immediately
  • Case studies from actual UK workplaces and cultural contexts
  • Interactive exercises that build practical skills progressively
  • Access to ongoing peer discussions and expert guidance
  • Flexible learning designed around working professionals' schedules
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What You'll Learn Through Six Core Modules

1

Individual Psychology at Work

Explore personality frameworks, cognitive biases, and motivation theories that explain why people behave as they do in professional settings. You'll learn to recognise patterns and adapt your approach accordingly.

2

Group Dynamics & Team Psychology

Understand how groups form, develop, and sometimes dysfunction. We cover social psychology principles, role theory, and practical strategies for improving team effectiveness.

3

Communication Psychology

Decode the psychological aspects of workplace communication. Learn about influence, persuasion ethics, active listening techniques, and how to navigate difficult conversations with confidence.

4

Leadership & Authority Psychology

Examine different leadership styles through a psychological lens. Understand power dynamics, decision-making processes, and how to build genuine authority that inspires rather than intimidates.

5

Change & Resistance Psychology

Why do people resist change, even when it benefits them? This module explores the psychological roots of workplace resistance and provides frameworks for managing transitions effectively.

6

Stress & Wellbeing Psychology

Learn the psychological factors that contribute to workplace stress and burnout. Develop strategies for maintaining mental health while supporting others in challenging professional environments.

Programme Timeline & Structure

Autumn 2025 Intake

Duration: 16 weeks of structured learning
Format: Online modules with weekly live sessions
Time Commitment: 4-6 hours per week including study and practice
Start Date: September 15th, 2025
Application Deadline: August 30th, 2025
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Investment Options

Standard Access

£450
One-time payment
  • Complete 16-week programme access
  • All course materials and resources
  • Weekly group discussion sessions
  • Email support from instructors
  • Certificate of completion
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Corporate Groups

£320
Per person (min. 5)
  • Customised content for your organisation
  • Dedicated group sessions
  • Company-specific case studies
  • Progress tracking and reporting
  • On-site workshop options available
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Learn From Experienced Practitioners

Portrait of programme instructor Callum Whitmore

Callum Whitmore

Lead Programme Director

With over twelve years in organisational psychology, Callum has worked with companies across the UK to solve complex workplace challenges. He specialises in team dynamics and has published research on collaboration patterns in modern workplaces.

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Oliver Thorne

Senior Psychology Lecturer

Oliver brings both academic rigour and practical experience from his background in corporate training and development. He's particularly passionate about helping people understand the psychological aspects of workplace stress and resilience.